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Lisa Lam1, Rachel Lee, Ivy Nip
1John A. Burns School of Medicine, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI 96822 , USA.
Abstract:
Comparing need between Health Occupation and Health Education Schools: Which students benefit most from the School Health Education Program? First-year medical students taught general health topics at public high schools. Pre-test and post-tests were given for each presentation. Health Education students had lower pre-test scores but showed greater improvement. With greater need and fewer resources, Health Education students benefit most.
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