… attitude of medical students and interns in a medical college toward mental illness and toward
psychiatry. … assess the impact of psychiatric training on their attitude toward the mentally ill …

… [ 10 ] Agencies concerning medical professional accreditation and training hold a key …
psychiatric training[ 12 ] and of specific education program[ 13 ] on attitudes of medical students. …

… attitudes of medical students towards psychiatry. The aim of the study was to assess their
attitudes towards psychiatry … these change during the course of medical studies. Treatment of …

… psychiatry training programs. Therefore, the aim of this study was to assess the attitude of
medical students towards psychiatry… 122 fourth year medical students of Jimma University. The …

… , there is at least one major area where improvement in psychiatric training could alter the
students' negative attitudes. Their frequently expressed fears of the emotional demands of …

… The findings of the present study corroborate a beneficial effect of the undergraduate psychiatric
training in improving medical students’ attitudes to mental illnesses and to psychiatry, in …

… presents the attitude of medical students toward psychiatry and … The demographic details
of the students are as follows. The … toward a career in psychiatry and psychiatry training. The …

… residents for the period from 1975–77, indicated that in both 1975 and 1976, 5.3 per cent
of the US medical graduates entered psychiatric training and in 1977, 4.0 per cent of the …

… A total of 87.8% (n=144) individuals reported to have seen a psychiatric patient during their
course of undergraduation. While a major chunk of the individuals (nn=53; 36.8%) reported …

… the students' comments we included the psychosomatic course as a part of an overall evaluation
of their attitude … , at the end focusing on their attitude towards psychiatry, and asking for …