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MONASH PUBLIC HEALTH amp PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Professor Dragan Ilic Dr Nazmul Karim AProf Basia Diug Director of Teaching amp Learning Head Medical Education Research amp Quality MERQ unit ID: 805471

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How do students perform when completing an accelerated, online Masters program?

MONASHPUBLIC HEALTH &PREVENTIVEMEDICINE

Professor Dragan Ilic, Dr Nazmul Karim, A/Prof Basia Diug

Director of Teaching & Learning,

Head, Medical Education Research & Quality (MERQ) unit

School of Public Health & Preventive Medicine, Monash University

Monash Centre for Scholarship in Health Education

Slide2

Multimodal

Master of Public Health (MPH) Master of Health Management (MHM) Courses at SPHPM

Slide3

Online

Master of Public HealthMaster of Health Administration Carousel approach

Courses at SPHPM

Slide4

Is there a difference in student performance across the two types of courses?

6 week versus 12 week durationIs there a difference in student satisfaction across the two types of courses? Student Evaluation of Teaching Units (SETU)Does performance differ between domestic and international students? Research opportunities

Slide5

Performance and SETU: online vs on-campus

Mode

Code

Unit title

Numbers

Pass rate

Grade median

SETU

Online – TP4

MPH5301

Health systems and policy

136

91.11%

C

3.60

Multimodal

MPH5269

Foundations of health policy

67

92.54%

C

3.56

 

 

Online – TP5

MPH5302

Biostatistics: Concepts and applications

137

93.50%

D

4.55

Multimodal

MPH5041

Introductory biostatistics

143

94.51%

D

4.77

 

 

Online – TP6

MPH5303

Epidemiology of infectious diseases

75

100%

D

4.71

Multimodal

MPH5218

Infectious diseases: Epidemiology and prevention

15

100.00%

D

4.72

 

 

Online – TP1

MPH5304

Leading and managing in public health and health care

40

92.50%

C

3.97

Multimodal

MPH5266

Clinical leadership and management

89

92.13%

C

4.08

 

 

Online – TP2

MPH5305

Epidemiology: Concepts and applications

58

87.93%

C

3.95

Multimodal

MPH5040

Introductory epidemiology

156

93.59%

C

4.07

 

 

Online – TP5

MPH5307

Introduction to health law principles

93

95.70%

C

3.75

Multimodal

MPH5265

Law for health systems

63

96.83%

D

4.18

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Performance and SETU: online vs on-campus

Mode

Code

Unit title

Numbers

Pass rate

Grade median

SETU

Online - TP1

MPH5308

Developing health systems

113

84.96%

C

2.98

Multimodal

MPH5272

Reform and development of health services

49

95.92%

C

4.12

Online – TP2

MPH5309

Occupational health and safety

67

85.07%

D

4.57

Multimodal

MPH5241

Introduction to occupational health and safety

19

89.47%

D

3.67

 

 

Online – TP3

MPH5310

Introduction to environmental health

39

87.18%

D

4.04

Multimodal

MPH5203

Environmental influences on health

27

92.59%

C

4.67

 

 

Online – TP4

MPH5314

Epidemiology of chronic disease

72

91.67%

D

4.18

Multimodal

MPH5207

Chronic disease: Epidemiology and prevention

37

94.59%

D

4.78

 

 

Online – TP4

MPH5311

Safety and quality in health care

35

91.43%

C

4.35

Multimodal

MPH5267

Principles of health care quality improvement

89

93.26%

D

4.12

 

 

Online – TP2

MPH5312

Advances in managing patient care processes

57

96.49%

C

4.75

Multimodal

MPH5286

Applying and practicing the principles of patient safety and quality improvement

22

100.00%

D

4.93

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Impact of the 6 week teaching period

Strongly disagree (1) – Strongly agree (5)

The current TP structure was one of the main considerations in choosing the course I am enrolled in.

2.27%

9.09%

13.64%

36.36%

38.64%

4.00

The current TP structure allows me to digest learning material in sufficient time.

4.55%

13.64%

6.81%

56.82%

18.18%

3.70

With the current TP structure, I have sufficient time to complete assessment tasks in a timely manner.

4.55%

20.45%

25.00%

45.45%

4.55%

3.25

With the current TP structure, I can balance my studies with other commitments, such as family and careers.

6.98%

16.28%

23.26%

48.84%

4.55%

3.28

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Discontinuation

 

 

MPH

MHA

 

 

Discontinued

Not

Discontinued

Discontinued

Not

Discontinued

N (%)

62 (29.1)

151 (70.9%)

56 (29.3)

135 (70.7%)

Unit completed #

 

 

 

 

 1-344 (71.0)5 (3.3)28 (50.0)7 (5.2) 4-69 (14.5)42 (27.8)18 (32.1)38 (28.1) > 69 (14.5)104 (68.9)10 (17.9)90 (66.7) Test statisticsP < 0.001P < 0.001Intermission number     None24 (77.4)82 (68.9)13 (50.0)77 (70.0) 1-22 (6.5)15 (12.6)1 (3.8)12 (10.9) 3-45 (16.1)15 (12.6)7 (26.9)17 (15.5) >40 (0.0)7 (5.9)5 (19.2)4 (3.6)  P =0.373P = 0.009Reason for discontinued     Unable to cope with the load16 (25.8)-16 (28.6)- Major health/life event9 (14.5)-4 (7.1)- Alternative exit taken8 (12.9)-13 (23.2)- Financial or failed to re-enroll11 (17.7)-10 (17.9)- New employment/relocation03 (4.8)-06 (10.7)- Course expectation not met7 (11.3)-03 (0.5.4)- No reason stated03 (4.8)-03 (5.4)- Excluded by Faculty05 (8.1)-01 (01.8)-

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Students failing 2 or more units were more likely to discontinue

OR-2.53; 95%CI: 1.21-5.29Students completing at least 25% of the course were less likely to discontinue OR-0.03; 95%CI: 0.02-0.06Intermission in a previous unit did not decrease the odds of discontinuation OR-2.53; 95%CI: 1.43-4.89

Online students

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Domestic vs international performance

DOM/INT

Unit title

Mean

SE

P<0.05

DOM

Clinical leadership and management

64.8

1.5

INT

Clinical leadership and management

62.1

2.7

DOM

Introductory epidemiology

68.7

1.0

*

INT

Introductory epidemiology

61.5

3.0

*DOMLaw for health systems73.62.0INTLaw for health systems76.22.8DOMPrinciples of health care quality improvement67.31.6INTPrinciples of health care quality improvement70.32.1DOMReform and development of health services66.72.0INTReform and development of health services69.73.4DOMFoundations of health policy62.71.4*INTFoundations of health policy52.96.1*DOMIntroductory biostatistics70.11.4INTIntroductory biostatistics66.73.9DOMChronic disease: Epidemiology and prevention66.23.3INTChronic disease: Epidemiology and prevention66.62.9

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Quality and satisfaction between multimodal and online units is equivalent

Predictors of discontinuation Failing 2+ units<25% of course completion Support required for adjustment to 6 week teaching periodInternational student supportWeekly seminarsSpecific online learning materialsStudent academic support (inc. peer)

Outcomes so far…

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Professor Dragan Ilic

dragan.ilic@monash.edu@DraganIlic99@MERQMU

Thank you