IMBECU   20882
INSTITUTO DE MEDICINA Y BIOLOGIA EXPERIMENTAL DE CUYO
Unidad Ejecutora - UE
congresos y reuniones científicas
Título:
115) Educational and Learning Environment: Faculty of Medicine Sucre (Bolivia) vs Faculty of Medicine, Mendoza (Argentina). AMEE 2010. Abstract 7629.
Autor/es:
TER¨¢N, C. ; GORENA, D. ; ARCE, J. ; D¨ªAZ-V¨¦LIZ, G. ; MORA, S. ; GARGIULO, P.A. ; BIANCHI, R. ; LAFUENTE, J.V. ; ESCANERO, J.F.
Lugar:
Glasgow
Reunión:
Conferencia; Association for Medical Eduction in Europe (AMEE) Conference.; 2010
Institución organizadora:
Association for Medical Eduction in Europe (AMEE).
Resumen:
115) Ter¨¢n, C.; Gorena, D.; Arce, J.; D¨ªaz-V¨¦liz, G.; Mora, S.; Gargiulo, P.A.; Bianchi, R.; Lafuente, J.V.; Escanero, J.F. (2010). Educational and Learning Environment: Faculty of Medicine Sucre (Bolivia) vs Faculty of Medicine, Mendoza (Argentina). AMEE 2010. Abstract 7629. Disponible: http://www.amee.org/AbstractView.aspx?AbstractID=7629&ConferenceID=7 BackgroundMedical schools of Latin America in the last time have considered the importance of education and learning environment perceived by students pretending to conform to the educational changes of regional and global context. The aim of the study was to describe and compare the educational and learning environment in two faculties pf medicine in Latin America, one with a traditional curriculum (San Francisco Xavier of Chuquisaca University, Sucre-Bolivia) and another with innovative curriculum (National University of Cuyo, Mendoza-Argentina ). Summary of work A cross-sectional study was performed, the Dundee Ready Education Environment Measure (DREEM) inventory was applied to the students during 2008-2009. It was included n=438, 205 from Bolivia and 233 from Argentina, from years first/142, third/107 and fifth/189. Summary of results. The overall score was 137/200 (SD ¡À 20.82), in the students from Bolivia it was 132.72 and in those from Argentina 140.54, the value p = 0.001 (T test). In the Registrars¡¯ Perception of Course organizers and of Atmosphere subscales p=0.001, in Social self-perception p=0.003 and Registrars¡¯ Perception of Learning and Academic Self-Perception p¡Ý0.05. ConclusionsThe global perception of the educational environment is more positive than negative, students from Argentina had significantly higher perception. In the Perceptions of Learning, Atmosphere and Social self-perception those from Argentina scored significantly more. In the Perception of Course organizers and Academic self-perceptions had a positive perception and confidence with no differences by country. Take-home message Both faculties should work even harder to improve the students perceptions of learning in those domains and subscales lower scored.