Integrating Cultural Competency Throughout a First-Year Physician Assistant Curriculum Steadily Improves Cultural Awareness.

Purpose: this study tracked student self-assessments of cultural awareness at regular intervals during the first year of a master's of science physician assistant (PA) program to test effectiveness of a cultural competency component in the curriculum. Method: Students completed a cultural awareness...

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Publicado en:Journal of Physician Assistant Education (Physician Assistant Education Association) Vol. 24; no. 2; pp. 28 - 32
Autores principales: Beck, Barbra, Scheel, Matthew H., De Oliveira, Kathleen, Hopp, Jane
Formato: research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Physician Assistant Education Association 2013
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          Beck, Barbra
          Scheel, Matthew H.
          De Oliveira, Kathleen
          Hopp, Jane
        affil: Public Health Program, Department of Health and Human Movement Sciences, College of Natural and Health Sciences and Business, Carroll University, Waukesha, Wisconsin
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          Cultural Competence
          Education, Physician Assistants
          Curriculum Development
          Cultural Sensitivity
          Human
          Wisconsin
          Questionnaires
          Students, Physician Assistant
          Student Attitudes
          Self Assessment
          Young Adult
          Summated Rating Scaling
      ab: Purpose: this study tracked student self-assessments of cultural awareness at regular intervals during the first year of a master's of science physician assistant (PA) program to test effectiveness of a cultural competency component in the curriculum. Method: Students completed a cultural awareness survey at the beginning of the program and retook the survey at approximately 4-month intervals throughout the first year. Results: Regression analyses confirmed positive linear relationships between survey number and score on 31 of 31 items. Conclusion: Cultural awareness among PA students benefits from repeated exposures to lessons on cultural competency. Schools attempting to develop or expand cultural awareness among students should consider presenting material in multiple courses across terms.
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