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The effect of white coats and gender on medical students’ perceptions of physicians

机译:白大褂和性别对医学生对医生的看法的影响

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Background Despite the fact that medical schools spend a considerable effort to rate clinical instructors, there is limited evidence regarding the effect of physical characteristics on instructor ratings. White coats have been shown to alter patients’ perceptions of physicians although it has not been determined if preceptors who wear white coats are rated differently than their colleagues. Methods Second year medical students were administered a questionnaire with four clinical scenarios depicting medical errors accompanied by a picture of a physician of different sexes and ethnicities. The packages were randomized so that the physicians depicted either had or did not have a white coat. Results White coats did not alter the perception of physicians’ ratings by medical students although sex and ethnicity/case were associated with the perception of trustworthiness, physician management, competence, professionalism and the perception of medical error. Conclusions Physical characteristics may alter students’ ratings of physicians.
机译:背景技术尽管医学院校花费大量精力对临床教师进行评分,但有关身体特征对教师评分的影响的证据有限。尽管尚未确定穿白大褂的感受者的评分是否与同事不同,但白大褂已改变了患者对医生的看法。方法对二年级医学生进行问卷调查,其中包含四种临床情况,描述了医疗错误,并附有不同性别和种族的医生照片。这些包装是随机的,以便所描绘的医生有或没有白大衣。结果尽管性别和种族/案例与可信度,医师管理,能力,专业水平和医疗错误的感知有关,但白大褂并没有改变医学生对医师的评价。结论身体特征可能会改变学生对医生的评价。

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