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Background: Patients’ consent to being part of medical education is often taken for granted. Formal consent is not taken usuallyand patients are mostly unaware of teaching activities. Objectives: To know the patients’ approach towards the presence of medical students in Out Patient Department (OPD) and factors influencing it. Methods: Cross-sectional descriptive study was conducted among 111 patients in broad speciality OPD at Dr. Pinnamaneni Siddhartha Institute of Medical Science & Research Foundation. Data was collected using predesigned questionnaire. Results: 60 % patients had previous encounter withmedical student. 88.3%allow medical student to observe, 87.4%allow them to examine and 90.1%feelit is important for their training.There is a statistically significant difference in the co-operation of married and unmarried patients concerning students’ general appearance and behavior (P value 0.001). Discussion: Even though Patients’ approach towards medical students’ presence is appreciable, nearly half of them expect politeness and respect.

A study on Patients' approach towards the presence of medical student during consultation in outpatient department (OPD) in a medical college