From: Sex and gender specific health topics in medical student learners: pulse check eight years later
Examples of feedback on coverage sex and gender-based topics |
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Current knowledge |
I did not realize there were so many differences between the sexes until taking this survey. I definitely think we should be taught this throughout our medical education |
I pretty much had no idea what the answer was to any of these. That said, I haven’t even taken many of these courses and didn’t know what most of these conditions were or if a professor would have stressed sex differences in the manifestation or management of those conditions |
Many of these questions I had to make an educated guess on—would be better if more of these differences (or lack thereof) were actively taught in medical school |
Suggestions for improvement |
All lectures should include differences in presentation, management and diagnosis between men and women; it should be part of the basic lecture when learning about any disease in the first two years of medical school |
More OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Experience) practice would be very helpful |
Please make it as longitudinal as possible |
We need more scientific information about how diseases/drugs/interventions differ between xx and xy patients |