A survey on satisfaction with talent cultivation in Sino-foreign cooperative education in medical colleges based on the outcome-based education concept: a case study of the Chongqing Medical University-University of Leicester Joint Institute
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A survey on satisfaction with talent cultivation in Sino-foreign cooperative education in medical colleges based on the outcome-based education concept: a case study of the Chongqing Medical University-University of Leicester Joint Institute
Chinese Journal of Medical Education ResearchPages: 1-7(2026)
Hou Jinguo, Zhan Alan. A survey on satisfaction with talent cultivation in Sino-foreign cooperative education in medical colleges based on the outcome-based education concept: a case study of the Chongqing Medical University-University of Leicester Joint Institute[J/OL]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research, 2026, 1-7.
DOI:
Hou Jinguo, Zhan Alan. A survey on satisfaction with talent cultivation in Sino-foreign cooperative education in medical colleges based on the outcome-based education concept: a case study of the Chongqing Medical University-University of Leicester Joint Institute[J/OL]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research, 2026, 1-7.DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20251119-02266.
A survey on satisfaction with talent cultivation in Sino-foreign cooperative education in medical colleges based on the outcome-based education concept: a case study of the Chongqing Medical University-University of Leicester Joint Institute
To evaluate satisfaction with talent cultivation in Sino-foreign cooperative education in medical colleges based on the theoretical framework of outcome-based education.
Methods
2
From July to August 2025
a stratified random sampling questionnaire survey was conducted among 145 medical students at the Chongqing Medical University-University of Leicester Joint Institute. The questionnaire was constructed using the Delphi method. The Cronbach's α coefficient was 0.887
and the Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin value was 0.904. Mann-Whitney
U
test
t
-test
and one-way analysis of variance were used to compare satisfaction differences among students with different characteristics.
Results
2
The full score of the questionnaire was 120. The overall satisfaction score was 90.46±13.64. Satisfaction scores for various dimensions ranged from 21.81±3.40 to 22.92±4.32. A significant difference was observed among the dimension scores (
F
=8.27
P
<
0.001). Specifically
the score for the teaching method dimension was significantly lower than those for the dimensions of cultivation objectives (
t
=3.70
P
<
0.001)
curriculum design (
t
=3.58
P
<
0.001)
and training system (
t
=-4.06
P
<
0.001). No significant differences were found between any other pairs of dimensions. Students with high College Entrance Exam scores (≥600) scored significantly higher in overall satisfaction as well as satisfaction with curriculum design and teaching methods
compared with those with lower College Entrance Examination scores (
Z
=2.30
P
=0.023;
Z
=2.30
P
=0.021;
Z
=2.41
P
=0.017). Fifth-year students scored significantly lower in overall satisfaction and satisfaction with curriculum design and training system compared with students in lower academic years (
F
=4.18
P
=0.043). Among fifth-year students pursuing domes
tic postgraduate education
scores of satisfaction with curriculum design and training system were significantly lower than those of undergraduate students (
t
=2.77
P
=0.006;
t
=2.25
P
=0.026).
Conclusions
2
Under the outcome-based education framework
satisfaction with talent cultivation in medical Sino-foreign cooperative education was relatively high
but the score of the teaching method dimension was lower than those of other dimensions. This reveals deficiencies in teaching practice
academic starting point adaptation
and graduation-stage support. It is necessary to construct a stratified teaching system
articulation pathways to higher education
and a mixed subjective-objective evaluation system based on expected learning outcomes. This will transform the quality paradigm from resource input to outcome achievement.
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