THE ROLE OF DIFFERENT SUBJECT MATERIALS ON THE ADMISSION OF PH.D. CANDIDATES OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, BACTERIOLOGY AND PARASITOLOGY DURING 2006-2007

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MEHRIDEHNAVI ALIREZA; MEHRI DEHNAVI HOSSEIN

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Journal: Future of Medical Education Journal Year:2013 | Volume:3 | Issue:1 Page(s): 21-25

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THE ROLE OF DIFFERENT SUBJECT MATERIALS ON THE ADMISSION OF PH.D. CANDIDATES OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, BACTERIOLOGY AND PARASITOLOGY DURING 2006-2007

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MEHRIDEHNAVI ALIREZA | MEHRI DEHNAVI HOSSEIN | Issue Writer Certificate

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SCORE COEFFICIENTSQ2

WRITTEN EXAMQ2

BASIC SCIENCEQ2

SUBJECT CORRELATIONQ2

DENSITY DISTRIBUTIONQ2

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Background: Score worksheets have been extracted for PhD candidates in Epidemiology, Microbiology and Parasitology for the academic year of 1386-87. The main objective in this study is the impact and importance of different subjects on the discrimination results of admission.Methods: Extracted scores from worksheets are analyzed by MINITAB15 statistical toolbox. The regression values of different subjects were extracted and sorted for each branch of study. All SUBJECT CORRELATION coefficients were calculated in comparison to overall candidate performance. A redundancy measure was suggested on the basis of correlation of different subject performances. The distribution box plots were shown for different subject to visualize comparison.Results: The repeatability and redundancy between different subjects were high in bacteriology. The different subjects in this branch of study had efficient and equal impact on discrimination.The bacteriology as a subject had shown lowest significance in epidemiology, therefore it has the lowest taxonomy. The bacteriology and fungicide subject despite its low weight showed the highest impact of 6.44 in parasitology.Conclusion: In this study we realized that in branches such as epidemiology different subjects have equal impact. In subject cases which the significance of impacts are very low, there should be further consideration and analysis on the subject matter to whether wave the subject. In parasitology branch bacteriology and fungicide subject has higher impact on discrimination, it is worth to increase its weight and the number of questions on the subject.

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MEHRIDEHNAVI, ALIREZA, & MEHRI DEHNAVI, HOSSEIN. (2013). THE ROLE OF DIFFERENT SUBJECT MATERIALS ON THE ADMISSION OF PH.D. CANDIDATES OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, BACTERIOLOGY AND PARASITOLOGY DURING 2006-2007. FUTURE OF MEDICAL EDUCATION JOURNAL, 3(1), 21-25. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/199924/en

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MEHRIDEHNAVI ALIREZA, MEHRI DEHNAVI HOSSEIN. THE ROLE OF DIFFERENT SUBJECT MATERIALS ON THE ADMISSION OF PH.D. CANDIDATES OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, BACTERIOLOGY AND PARASITOLOGY DURING 2006-2007. FUTURE OF MEDICAL EDUCATION JOURNAL[Internet]. 2013;3(1):21-25. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/199924/en

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ALIREZA MEHRIDEHNAVI, and HOSSEIN MEHRI DEHNAVI, “THE ROLE OF DIFFERENT SUBJECT MATERIALS ON THE ADMISSION OF PH.D. CANDIDATES OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, BACTERIOLOGY AND PARASITOLOGY DURING 2006-2007,” FUTURE OF MEDICAL EDUCATION JOURNAL, vol. 3, no. 1, pp. 21–25, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/199924/en

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