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Anatomy Preparedness Correlates with Performance in a Professional Allied Health Anatomy Course

To our knowledge, no studies concerning anatomy preparedness among allied health students have been conducted. Undergraduate anatomy coursework often introduces students to the rigor of professional school and establishes a base upon which further clinical knowledge will be built. However, undergraduate anatomy courses are not universally available and if available, course content is highly variable. Therefore, the aim of this study was to evaluate the relationship between anatomy preparedness and performance in a professional anatomy curriculum among allied health students.