Qianli Meng, Ying Cui, Min Zhang, Lixin Zhang, Liang Zhang, Jinxin Zhang, Jian Kuang, Qingyang Liu, Yang Zheng, Zhongling Luo, Huikun Liu, Guoping Zhu, Jingjing Cai, Guanrong Zhang, Xingxuan Wen, Haike Guo
Design and baseline characteristics of a population-based study of eye disease in southern Chinese people: the Dongguan Eye Study
Clinical & experimental ophthalmology
understand parents attitudes medical education junior doctors students ward rounds explore parents perceptions vary medical surgical paediatric wards mixedmethods descriptive study done using 100 semistructured interviews across two departments single tertiarylevel paediatric hospital quantitative data derived closedended interview responses analysed using descriptive statistics explore overall parental satisfaction education rounds qualitative data obtained openended interview responses using inductive content analysis themes agreed three researchers study demonstrated high parental satisfaction education ward rounds 85 parents satisfied education occurring rounds difference medical surgical cohorts despite parents witnessing teaching medical rounds 70 surgical rounds 16 qualitative data derived four key themes altruism reason supporting education child still comes first setting scene location matters research demonstrates parents support education medical students junior doctors ward rounds provided wardbased learning perceived compromise care intentional communication parents regarding teaching process including timing location teaching helps improve engagement parental satisfaction