1. Preparedness for Year 3 Results from End of Clerkship Surveys 10 questions added to end of clerkship surveys in AY 2014 Likert and Open Ended Adam Weinstein requested these as part of multi- center study; clerkship directors reviewed and agreed

2. Questions Rate your training in Years 1 and 2… to prepare you for this clerkship. to prepare you for communication skills needed for this clerkship. to prepare you for PE skills needed for this clerkship. to prepare you for medical knowledge for this clerkship. to prepare you for vaccines and vaccine-preventable diseases in this clerkship.

3. Questions Is there any area in which you would have liked to have more specific knowledge or skills in the first two years of medical school to better prepare you for this clerkship?

4. Questions In your first two years of medical school did you…. Have a student continuity experience related to this field? Take an elective related to this clerkship? Shadow or have a mentor specifically in this field? If yes to the above did the experience contribute to increased comfort in this clerkship?

5. Results: Overall

6. Results: Communication

7. Results: PE

8. Results: Medical Knowledge

9. Results: Vaccines/Vaccine Preventable Diseases 2014-15: 3.21 2015-16: 3.55

10. Open Ended: More Knowledge/Skills FM Vaccines/preventative health Nutrition GU exam Learning from complaints/symptoms rather than organ based approach IM Code status, palliative care DDx for most common diagnoses Daily Rounding, Oral presentations related to More practice of PE on abnormals

11. Open Ended cont. GAM MSK exam Vaccines Insurance / Medicare/Medicaid Most info learned during year 3 clerkships NEURO Localization and how it relates to findings on Neuro Exam

12. Open Ended cont.. OBGYN Pelvic exams OB exam and HPI for obstetric pts More obstetrics PEDS PE skills Vaccines, developmental milestones One lecture per systems course not enough

13. Open ended cont. Psych Friday history taking sessions very helpful More psychopharm Surgery Surgery specific presentations How to behave in the OR

14. General Themes More emphasis on common diagnoses More emphasis on symptoms based approach rather than organ based