Abstract
This study explores the perceptions of students and faculty members regarding the integration of a research component in the Outcome-Based Integrated Curriculum at the Defence Services Medical Academy (DSMA) in Myanmar. Using qualitative focus group discussions, this research investigates the benefits, challenges, and overall impact of this educational initiative. The findings reveal that both students and faculty perceive the research component as beneficial, enhancing knowledge, critical thinking, and presentation skills. However, challenges related to resources, support, and early engagement need to be addressed. Recommendations for improving the research component are provided to strengthen the curriculum and better prepare graduates.
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