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Does Patient Gender Influence Medical Care Among Students? Evaluation During an Objective Structured Clinical Examination

2020-10-14

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background: Gender bias induces gender inequality in health. In this study, we evaluated gender bias during a local objective structured clinical examination (OSCE).<italic> </italic>Methods: We assessed gender bias by using two clinical cases—generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) and ascending aorta dissection (AAD)—during an OSCE performed among fifth-year medical students. For each situ...

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b5e83bde-fdb7-5b8b-8000-501292b34864
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-61600/v1
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