Medical students report a high overall satisfaction rate of 78.51% with digital problem-based learning across 20 studies¶
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q3 i? The overall weighted mean satisfaction rate with DPBL among medical students is 78.51% (95% CI: 78.07–78.96%) across 20 studies. → Rathleff Camilla Rams 2025
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Rathleff Camilla Rams 2025¶
Rathleff Camilla Rams, Vergel John, Ryberg Thomas, Kristensen Jette Kolding, Telléus Patrik Kjaersdam. (2025). Medical students’ evaluation of digital problem-based learning: a mixed-methods systematic review. BMC Medical Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-025-07823-2
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A meta-analysis of satisfaction percentages and converted Likert-scale values across 20 studies reported that "an overall satisfaction rate of 78.51%" was found, with a 95% CI of the overall weighted mean of 78.07–78.96%.
"an overall satisfaction rate of 78.51% (95% CI of the overall weighted mean 78.07% −78.96%) was seen from the 20 studies directly including satisfaction in their results section"
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Related Claims¶
- Medical students' satisfaction scores with DPBL exhibit marked variability ranging from 50 to 100% — related
- Students report that feedback in DPBL is occasionally lacking despite general contentment with tasks — related
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