Table 1 Items in respect to patient safety (n = 62-63 answers per item)
Item | Number of answers with clear affirmation (scale 1–2) | Number of answers with tendency towards affirmation (Scale 3) | Cumulated answers (Scale 1–3) |
|---|---|---|---|
Oral examinations using concrete clinical cases or problems essentially contribute to patient safety. | 42/63 (67%) | 9/63 (14%) | 51/63 (81%) |
For patients’ safety it is important to have clear and criteria-based rules for grading in the oral part of the final exam. | 34/63 (54%) | 14/63 (22%) | 48/63 (76%) |
For patients’ safety the candidates should be examined more critically in the oral part of the final exam. | 39/62 (63%) | 11/62 (18%) | 50/62 (81%) |