A cinenurducation activity using Call the Midwife to teach about sexually transmitted infections and preeclampsia: design, implementation, and assessment.

BACKGROUND: Nursing students need to learn about sexually transmitted infections and preeclampsia. Cinenureducation is a rigorous method that uses materials from commercial movies or television series to teach health sciences students. OBJECTIVES: Using content analysis of the television series Call the Midwife, design a cinenureducation activity teaching nursing students about sexually transmitted infections and preeclampsia. Evaluate its effectiveness in knowledge acquisition. DESIGN, IMPLEMENTATION, AND PRE-POST ASSESSMENT OF KNOWLEDGE GAIN FOR TEACHING ACTIVITIES: The study comprised three main steps: designing the teaching activity, implementing it, and analyzing its pedagogical effectiveness through a pre-and-post study to assess knowledge acquisition resulting from the teaching activity. PARTICIPANTS: A six-member panel assessed the suitability of materials for the teaching goals. All second-year undergraduate nursing students in the course "Nursing management and leadership" at a nursing school in the 2022-2023 academic year were invited to participate (N = 160). METHODS: The panel conducted a content analysis of the first two seasons of the series to determine the usefulness of each episode for teaching the chosen topics. Students were randomly assigned to groups watching episodes emphasizing either sexually transmitted infections or preeclampsia, followed by discussion. Learning was gauged through a pre-post viewing 20-question multiple-choice test. Additionally, students' satisfaction was evaluated. RESULTS: A total of 142 nursing students participated. Significant differences between mean scores before and after intervention were found [6.90 vs. 6.42 on the preintervention assessment, p < 0.05; mean gain, 0.49 (95 % CI: 0.22-0.76)]. Most students were satisfied with the activity. CONCLUSIONS: The activity was useful for teaching about sexually transmitted infections and preeclampsia. The use of a television series portraying nurses enables the exploration of these critical topics. This has potential implications for integrating similar methods into nurse education curricula, emphasizing the broader impact of the research on pedagogical practices in healthcare education.

Telling the story of the opioid crisis: A narrative analysis of the TV series Dopesick.

Dopesick (2021) is the first TV series whose plot deals exclusively with the opioid crisis in the United States. The current study uses narrative analysis and framing theory to explore this series, discussing its portrayal of the people and themes involved in the opioid crisis. Our analysis found that although Dopesick attempts to portray multiple dimensions of the opioid crisis, its narrative oversimplifies the story in attributing the cause of the problem almost exclusively to Purdue Pharma and its director Richard Sackler, while downplaying other factors that contributed to the opioid crisis. Thus, the narrative in this TV series tends to offer simple explanations to a complex problem for which simple solutions are likely to be inadequate.

La presencia de las humanidades en las carreras de odontología de las universidades de Chile y de España / The Presence of Humanities in Dental Studies at Universities in Chile and Spain

Se ha argumentado que la presencia de materias humanísticas permite una formación integral de los alumnos, lo que fomentaría en última instancia una mejor relación con los futuros pacientes y, por tanto, contribuiría a mejorar la salud de la población. El objetivo del presente estudio consistió en investigar la presencia de contenidos humanísticos en los grados de Odontología de las universidades de Chile y de España.Se encontró que en todas las universidades existen materias humanísticas que complementan la formación disciplinar de los graduados. Si bien se encontraron diferencias entre las universidades chilenas y españolas, las materias relacionadas con contenidos éticos, históricos y con el profesionalismo son ofrecidas por la gran mayoría de las universidades de los dos países. Por otra parte, la presencia de materias relacionadas con la literatura o con las artes plásticas, visuales y escénicas fue escasa, muy minoritaria en España y nula en Chile.Se aboga por aumentar la presencia de la formación humanística en los graduados de odontología, no solamente a partir de asignaturas específicas, sino introduciendo contenidos humanísticos en las materias troncales de formación técnica odontológica. (AU)

It has been argued that the presence of humanities in the curriculum, allows for a comprehensive student training. This would ultimately foster a better relationship with future patients and, therefore would contribute to improving the health of the population. The aim of this study was to investigate the presence of humanities-related content in dentistry degrees at universities in Chile and Spain.It was found that in all universities there were subjects related to humanities that complemented the disciplinary training of graduates. Although differences were found between the two countries, subjects related to ethical, historical and professional content were offered by the vast majority of universities in both countries. On the other hand, the presence of subjects related to literature or art, such as plastic, visual, and performing arts was scarce, very minor in Spain and nothing in Chile.It is recommended to increase the presence of humanities in students’ dental training, not only specific courses, but also by introducing contents that are related to humanities in the core curriculum of dental technical training. (AU)

Seguridad del paciente a través del cine-educación y simulación. Evaluación del aprendizaje a largo plazo / Patient safety through cinemeducation and simulation. Long-term learning assessment

Introducción: El aprendizaje a largo plazo es uno de los objetivos de la educación médica. Combinar cine-educación y simulación ha demostrado ser eficaz para enseñar seguridad del paciente a estudiantes de medicina. Este artículo describe la evaluación de la retención de conocimientos sobre seguridad del paciente al cabo de un año aplicados a un nuevo contexto clínico.Sujetos y métodos.En un escenario de simulación de error transfusional, se evalúan los comentarios sobre seguridad del paciente de 59 estudiantes de tercer curso de medicina que el año anterior habían participado en una sesión de seguridad del paciente con cine-educación y simulación. El análisis de los datos se realiza desde un enfoque cualicuantitativo, agrupando y cuantificando los comentarios de los estudiantes en función de cinco de los 11 dominios de seguridad del paciente, según la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS).Resultados.La mayoría de los estudiantes recuerda el escenario audiovisual y es capaz de aplicar en el nuevo escenario conceptos complejos de seguridad del paciente y las actuaciones recomendadas por la OMS aprendidos un año atrás.Conclusión.La combinación de cine-educación y simulación permite la retención y transferencia de conceptos complejos de seguridad del paciente a otro contexto al cabo de un año. Esto puede vincularse con la buena recepción que las series de televisión médicas tienen entre los estudiantes de medicina. Éstas sustituyen el componente experiencial de la simulación, el cual proporciona los componentes de briefing, debriefing y transferencia que le son propios. (AU)

Introduction: Long-term learning is one of the goals of medical education. Combining cinemeducation and simulation was proven effective to teach patient safety (PS) to medical students. This paper describes the evaluation of PS knowledge retention after one year applied to a new clinical context.Subjects and methods.In a transfusion error simulation scenario, the comments of 59 3rd year medical students who had participated in PS session with cinemeducation and simulation the previous year were evaluated. Data analysis was performed from a qualitative-quantitative approach, grouping and quantifying student feedback based on 5 of the 11 PS topics according to WHO.Results.Most of the students remember the audiovisual scenario and are able to applied complex PS concepts and the actions recommended by the WHO learned a year ago in the new setting.Conclusion.The combination of cinemeducation and simulation has allowed the retention and transfer of complex PS concepts to another context after one year. This can be linked to the good reception that medical TV series have among medical students. These can replace the experiential component of the simulation, which in turn provides its own briefing, debriefing and transfer components. (AU)

Competencias Transversales: Una Revisión de las Mallas Curriculares de la Carrera de Odontología en Chile

RESUMEN: El desarrollo de competencias transversales es un aspecto relevante en el currículum de pregrado de Odontología, sin embargo, existe escasa evidencia sobre su presencia en los planes de estudio nacionales. El objetivo de esta investigación fue conocer la presencia de asignaturas centradas en competencias transversales en la carrera de Odontología de las universidades chilenas. Se realizó un estudio descriptivo de diseño transversal, revisando las mallas curriculares publicadas en la web por cada universidad que dictó el pregrado de Odontología el año 2020, con proceso de admisión abierto. De las 19 universidades consultadas, todas exhibieron en sus mallas curriculares asignaturas asociadas a competencias transversales y distribuidas a lo largo de los seis años del plan de estudios. Al utilizar la agrupación de competencias transversales propuesta por el Proyecto Tuning América Latina, se observó que las asignaturas relacionadas con los procesos cognitivos asociados al aprendizaje eran las más numerosas y suponían el 41 % del total; las vinculadas con los valores sociales correspondieron al 34 %; las asociadas al contexto tecnológico e internacional representaron el 20 %; mientras que las relacionadas con las habilidades interpersonales, solo alcanzaron un 5 %. Debido a su escasa presencia, es posible concluir que gran parte de los aprendizajes relacionados con el entrenamiento en habilidades interpersonales se encuentren resguardados en el currículum oculto y que probablemente estén a cargo del modelaje docente que se realiza diariamente en la práctica clínica. Como propuesta de futuro, el estudio sugiere mejorar la formación en competencias transversales de los egresados de odontología de las universidades chilenas.

ABSTRACT: The development of transversal competencies is a relevant aspect in the dental undergraduate curriculum. However, there is insufficient evidence about its implementation in national curriculums. The aim of this research was to know whether or not the courses are focused on transversal competencies in dental programs of Chilean universities. To accomplish this, a descriptive, cross-sectional study was carried out. This research was based on the review of the curriculums published on the websites of each university that awarded undergraduate degrees in dentistry in 2020, and facilitated an open admission process. Of the 19 universities studied, all had courses associated with transversal competencies in their dental curriculum. These were distributed throughout the six years of the curriculum. Using the grouping of transversal competencies, as proposed by the Latin America Tuning Project, it was shown that courses related to cognitive learning processes were the most represented of the subjects, corresponding to 41 % of all courses studied. Those related to social values corresponded to 34 %; courses associated with informational technology and those within the international context represented 20 %; while the courses related to interpersonal skills only reached 5 %. Due to the fact that the courses related to interpersonal skills were scarce, it could be concluded that a large part of this learning is included in the hidden curriculum and is probably achieved via instructional modeling as part of the daily clinical practice. As a proposal for the future, this research suggests that we need to improve the training in transversal competencies for the dental graduates of Chilean universities.

TV medical dramas: health sciences students' viewing habits and potential for teaching issues related to bioethics and professionalism.

BACKGROUND: Medical dramas have been popular since their inception, especially among medical students. We hypothesized that the recent increase in the availability of TV medical series through online streaming platforms has probably changed health science students' viewing habits as well as the representation of bioethical conflicts and health professionals. METHODS: We invited undergraduate students of medicine, nursing, and human biology to complete a self-administered questionnaire about their viewing habits and perceptions of the depictions of bioethical issues and professionalism in TV medical series. RESULTS: Of the 355 respondents, 98.6 % had watched TV in the last year, 93.5 % watched TV series, and 49.6 % watched medical dramas more than once a week. The most-viewed medical dramas were The Good Doctor, House MD, and Grey's Anatomy. The most-remembered bioethical topics were medical errors, inappropriate professional behaviors, and death. Most students considered that ideals of professionalism were depicted positively and professionals were portrayed as intelligent, professionally qualified, and competent. CONCLUSIONS: Medical dramas are very popular with health science students and are potentially useful as teaching tools for discussing issues related to bioethics and professionalism.

Health Care Professionals' Assessment of Patient Discomfort After Abdominal Surgery.

PURPOSE: The purpose of this study was to classify elements of patients' discomfort in the resuscitation room after open or laparoscopic abdominal surgery as per health care professionals' perceptions. DESIGN: A prospective cross-sectional study at a tertiary hospital in Spain. METHODS: Resuscitation room nurses administered the Postoperative Discomfort Inventory to physicians and nurses with >1 year experience working closely with patients who had undergone abdominal surgery, asking them to score nine items related to patients' discomfort in the first 8 hours after surgery on an 11-point scale (0 = absent to 10 = very severe). Interobserver agreement among proxy reporters was measured with the Spearman's ρ; correlations >0.35 was considered adequate agreement. FINDINGS: Of 125 eligible professionals, 116 (93%) participated (63 [54%] nurses and 53 [46%] physicians; mean age, 38 ± 12 years; 86 [74%] women). Professionals' perception of discomfort differed significantly between patients undergoing open surgery and those undergoing laparoscopic surgery; after open surgery, the most common types were pain (7.1 ± 1.8), movement restriction (7 ± 1.75), and dry mouth (6.6 ± 2.6), whereas after laparoscopic surgery, the most common types were dry mouth (5.85 ± 2.8), abdominal bloating (5.3 ± 2.5), and pain (5 ± 2.2). The Spearman's ρ correlations were inadequate for all items except for dry mouth in open surgery (r = 0.40). CONCLUSIONS: Pain, movement restriction, abdominal bloating, and dry mouth were the main causes of discomfort. Our findings highlight the need to be vigilant for all manifestations of discomfort after abdominal surgery to enable timely treatment.

Frankenstein; or, the modern Prometheus: a classic novel to stimulate the analysis of complex contemporary issues in biomedical sciences.

BACKGROUND: Advances in biomedicine can substantially change human life. However, progress is not always followed by ethical reflection on its consequences or scientists' responsibility for their creations. The humanities can help health sciences students learn to critically analyse these issues; in particular, literature can aid discussions about ethical principles in biomedical research. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein; or, the modern Prometheus (1818) is an example of a classic novel presenting complex scenarios that could be used to stimulate discussion. MAIN TEXT: Within the framework of the 200th anniversary of the novel, we searched PubMed to identify works that explore and discuss its value in teaching health sciences. Our search yielded 56 articles, but only two of these reported empirical findings. Our analysis of these articles identified three main approaches to using Frankenstein in teaching health sciences: discussing the relationship between literature and science, analysing ethical issues in biomedical research, and examining the importance of empathy and compassion in healthcare and research. After a critical discussion of the articles, we propose using Frankenstein as a teaching tool to prompt students to critically analyse ethical aspects of scientific and technological progress, the need for compassion and empathy in medical research, and scientists' responsibility for their discoveries. CONCLUSION: Frankenstein can help students reflect on the personal and social limits of science, the connection between curiosity and scientific progress, and scientists' responsibilities. Its potential usefulness in teaching derives from the interconnectedness of science, ethics, and compassion. Frankenstein can be a useful tool for analysing bioethical issues related to scientific and technological advances, such as artificial intelligence, genetic engineering, and cloning. Empirical studies measuring learning outcomes are necessary to confirm the usefulness of this approach.

Cine-education: a rigorous method to teach Pharmacovigilance procedures in clinical pharmacology / Cine-educación: una metodología rigurosa para enseñar los procedimientos de farmacovigilancia en farmacología clínica

The use of commercial films in medical education is an increasingly widespread pedagogical resource, and particularly the Cinemeducation method provides a theoretical basis as well as documented background on this pedagogical innovation. In this paper, we propose the use of a commercial film for teaching pharmacology, particularly pharmacovigilance and adverse effects of drugs, topics that are usually very complex for medical students. The rigorous method followed in the choice of the film and its scenes is detailed, as well as the methodological sequence of its use in class. The selected film, La fille de Brest by Emmanuelle Bercot, is based on the true story of Irène Frachon, a French doctor who begins to detect cases of cardiotoxicity associated with the consumption of a drug and undertakes a legal battle against the pharmaceutical company that produces and distributes it. The film reveals in detail the epidemiological study carried out at Brest Hospital and also the role of safety, pharmacovigilance and public health agencies in a complex plot that allows key aspects of pharmacovigilance to be discussed with medical students

El uso de películas comerciales en la educación médica es un recurso pedagógico cada vez más extendido, y particularmente el método de Cinema-educación proporciona tanto una base teórica como antecedentes documentados sobre esta forma de innovación pedagógica. En esta ocasión, proponemos la utilización de una película comercial para la enseñanza de la farmacología, particularmente de la farmacovigilancia y los efectos indeseabless de los medicamentos, temas que suelen ser muy complejos para estudiantes de Medicina. Se detalla el método riguroso de selección del film y sus escenas, así como la secuencia metodológica de su utilización en clase. La película elegida, La doctora de Brest (2016) de Emmanuelle Bercot, se basa en la historia real de Irène Frachon, una médica francesa que comienza a detectar casos de cardiotoxicidad asociados al consumo de un medicamento y libra una batalla judicial contra la compañía farmacéutica que lo produce y comercializa. El film revela en detalle el estudio epidemiológico llevado a cabo en el Hospital de Brest y también el papel de las agencias de seguridad, farmacovigilancia y salud pública en una trama compleja que permite debatir con los estudiantes de Medicina aspectos clave de la farmacovigilancia

Cinemeducation in clinical pharmacology: using cinema to help students learn about pharmacovigilance and adverse drug reactions.

PURPOSE: Feature films are increasingly being used in teaching health sciences. However, few publications address the effectiveness of this approach. We hypothesized that using feature films could help students learn. We aimed to assess the effectiveness of using a feature film to teach students about adverse drug reactions and pharmacovigilance. METHODS: The study population comprised third-, fifth-, and sixth-year undergraduate students of medicine, third-year undergraduate students of human biology, and graduate students in a master's degree program about the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry. Students watched clips from the film 150 Miligrams (La fille de Brest) and discussed them afterward. To measure learning, we administered a 10-question multiple-choice test about pharmacovigilance concepts. We assessed students' satisfaction with the activity through a questionnaire. An exploratory comparative analysis was performed. RESULTS: A total of 237 students participated. Postintervention assessment scores were significantly higher than preintervention scores for the entire population and for all subgroups. The mean number of correct answers was 4.41 on the preintervention assessment and 5.78 on the postintervention assessment (mean gain: 1.37; 95% CI: 1.10-1.65). Similar results were found when analyzing groups of students from each group. Student satisfaction with this teaching activity was high in all groups. CONCLUSIONS: Cinemeducation is a useful tool for teaching about adverse drug reactions and pharmacovigilance processes. Most students were highly satisfied.

¿Y si prescribimos arte? El papel del arte en la mejora de la salud y el bienestar / What if we prescribe art? The role of the arts in improving health and well-being

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Felipe Trigo: un escritor médico (cuasi) olvidado / Felipe Trigo: a physician writer (almost) forgotten

Felipe Trigo (1864-1916) fue uno de los médicos escritores más importantes de la época de la Restauración borbónica. Fue médico rural y médico militar pero fue especialmente conocido por su obra literaria y periodística. Entre sus obras más importantes figuran El médico rural (1912) y Jarrapellejos (1914), donde realiza una profunda crítica de la sociedad española de la época. Trigo fue conocido por sus obras de literatura erótica por las que fue atacado en su tiempo, lo que contribuyó a su olvido después de su muerte. El médico rural contiene numerosos elementos autobiográficos del tiempo que ejerció como la medicina en pueblos extremeños. Tiene un notable interés para conocer cómo era la práctica de los médicos, su conocimiento de los avances médicos del siglo XIX y las relaciones que ese establecían con el pueblo llano y la estructura caquicil dominante. Después de décadas de práctico olvido, Trigo vuelve a ser considerado como uno de los médicos escritores más notables de su generación

Felipe Trigo (1864-1916) was one of the most important writers of the Borbonic Restoration period. He was a country physician and military physician, but he was especially known by his literary and journalistic work. Among his most important literary, we should show up El médico rural (1912) and Jarrapellejos (1914), where he performed a strong critical approach of the Spanish society of his time. He was also known by his erotic novels, which were strongly attacked at the time. This fact contributed to the oblivion of his works after the Trigo’s death. El médico rural contains many autobiographical elements of the time he worked as physician in country villages of Extremadura. The novel has an outstanding interest to know how was the medical practice of country physicians, their knowledge of the medical advances of the late nineteenth century and their social relationships with plain people and the local rulers. After decades of being almost forgotten, Trigo is now recognized as one of the physician writers more noteworthy of his generation

La universidad y los estudios de medicina en El árbol de la ciencia, de Pío Baroja / The university and the medical studies in El árbol de la ciencia of Pío Baroja

En los últimos años ha aumentado el interés por las obras literarias como un elemento importante para comprender mejor los aspectos subjetivos del proceso de enfermar. Asimismo, se ha reconocido su valor docente en los estudios de ciencias de la salud para facilitar una visión global de la vivencia de la enfermedad. Las obras de los médicos escritores tienen la ventaja adicional de que permiten observar la realidad que vivieron bajo el doble prisma de la literatura y la medicina. En el presente artículo se muestra una visión de la formación médica durante la restauración borbónica en opinión de uno de los escritores españoles más importantes del siglo XX, Pío Baroja, a través de su novela El árbol de la ciencia, de marcado carácter autobiográfico, y de sus memorias. En ambas obras muestra una visión muy pesimista de la formación y de los profesores de la época, que es contrastada con las opiniones de otros autores. Se concluye que las obras literarias tienen interés para explicar situaciones históricas específicas, pero deben analizarse en comparación con las fuentes históricas para valorar el componente subjetivo del autor en su justa medida

In the last decades, the interest of literary works as an element to enhance the knowledge in the subjective issues of disease process has increased. Moreover, its pedagogical value in the teaching of health science students has been recognized to allow a better understanding of how patients feel their disease. The works of physicians-writers have the additional interest that they permit to observe the reality of their time under the double approach of literature and medicine. The present article shows a view of the medical training during the Spanish Restoration following the opinion of one of the most important Spanish writers of the twentieth century, Pío Baroja. For this purpose, we review his novel El árbol de la ciencia, an autobiographical work, as well as his personal memoirs. In both, Baroja had a high pessimistic view of his medical training and of his university professors that has been compared with data from other authors. We conclude that literary works of physicians-writers are of interest to learn about their specific time but should be compared with historical sources to evaluate the subjective component of each author in the right way

The Ethical Interest of Frankenstein; Or, the Modern Prometheus: A Literature Review 200 Years After Its Publication.

Two hundred years after it was first published, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein; or, the modern Prometheus remains relevant. This novel has endured because of its literary merits and because its themes lend themselves to analysis from multiple viewpoints. Scholars from many disciplines have examined this work in relation to controversial scientific research. In this paper, we review the academic literature where Frankenstein is used to discuss ethics, bioethics, science, technology and medicine. We searched the academic literature and carried out a content analysis of articles discussing the novel and films derived from it, analyzing the findings qualitatively and quantitatively. We recorded the following variables: year and language of publication, whether it referred to the novel or to a film, the academic discipline in which it was published, and the topics addressed in the analysis. Our findings indicate that the scientific literature on Frankenstein focuses mainly on science and the personality of the scientist rather than on the creature the scientist created or ethical aspects of his research. The scientist's responsibility is central to the ethical interest of Frankenstein; this issue entails both the motivation underlying the scientist's acts and the consequences of these acts.

From Marcus Welby, M.D. to The resident: The changing portrayal of physicians in TV medical dramas / Desde Marcus Welby, M.D. hasta The resident: los cambios en las representaciones de los médicos en las series de televisión

Over the years, the way medical dramas represent health professionals has changed. When the first medical dramas were broadcasted, the main characters were good, peaceful, intelligent, competent, empathic, and successful physicians. One of the most famous, even outside the US, was Marcus Welby M.D. (1969-1976) of David Victor –which this year marks 50 years since its first emission. This depiction began to change in the mid-1990s. While maintaining the over positive image of medical doctors, TV series started to put more emphasis on their negative characteristics and difficulties in their interpersonal relationships, such as ER (TV) by Michael Crichton (United States) and House MD (TV) by David Shore (United States). In these series, physicians were portrayed as arrogant, greedy, and adulterous, and their diagnostic and therapeutic errors were exposed. The last two series are The Good Doctor (TV) by David Shore (United States), with a resident of surgery with autism and Savant syndrome, and The Resident (TV) by Amy Holden Jones, Hayley Schore and Roshan Sethi (United States), where serious institutional problems appear. These series can be useful as a method to discuss medical ethics through positive or negative examples, and also help to represent changes in the image of physicians in recent decades, discussing the reasons for these changes

La forma en que las series de televisión representan a los médicos ha cambiado a lo largo de los años. En las primeras, los personajes principales eran buenos, pacíficos, inteligentes, competentes, empáticos y exitosos. Por ejemplo, Marcus Welby M.D. (TV) de David Victor (Estados Unidos), que este año cumple 50 años desde su primera emisión. Esta representación comenzó a cambiar a mediados de la década de 1990. Mientras mantenían una imagen positiva, se comenzó a poner más énfasis en sus características negativas, y sus dificultades en las relaciones interpersonales, como ER (TV) de Michael Crichton (Estados Unidos) y Doctor House (TV) de David Shore (Estados Unidos). Los médicos fueron descritos como arrogantes, codiciosos y adúlteros, y se mostraban sus errores. Las últimas dos series estrenadas son The Good Doctor (TV) de David Shore (Estados Unidos), con un residente de cirugía con autismo y síndrome de Savant, y The Resident (TV) de Amy Holden Jones, Hayley Schore y Roshan Sethi (Estados Unidos), donde aparecen serios problemas institucionales. Estas series pueden ser útiles como un método para discutir problemas de la ética médica mediante ejemplos positivos o negativos, y también ayudan a representar los cambios en la imagen de los médicos en las últimas décadas, discutiendo las razones de estos cambios

Las humanidades en los estudios de Medicina en España / The presence of humanities in Spanish medical curricula

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Prevalencia del síndrome de burnout entre los estudiantes de medicina y su relación con variables demográficas, personales y académicas / The prevalence of burnout syndrome among medical students and its relationship with demographic, personal and academic variables

Introducción: Recientes estudios muestran que el síndrome de burnout puede aparecer en estudiantes de medicina antes incluso de empezar su vida laboral y puede tener potenciales consecuencias, tanto en la salud de los futuros médicos como en la calidad asistencial. Objetivo: Analizar la prevalencia de burnout en los estudiantes de medicina del grado conjunto UPF/UAB y su relación con características demográficas y personales. Sujetos y métodos: Se llevaron a cabo dos estudios transversales en estudiantes de medicina de la Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud y de la Vida (UPF/UAB) en Barcelona, en 2018 y 2019. Se recogieron datos demográficos, personales y de burnoutmediante cuestionarios que incluían el Maslach Burnout Inventory-Student Survey. Resultados: La prevalencia de burnout fue del 33,6% en la cohorte de 2018 y del 38% en la de 2019. Se observó un incremento estadísticamente significativo en los estudiantes de sexto curso (60,5%) respecto a los estudiantes de primero (20,6%). No se encontraron asociaciones significativas entre el burnouty las variables demográficas y personales estudiadas. Los cursos académicos más elevados mostraron un incremento significativo de la prevalencia del síndrome en ambas cohortes. Conclusiones: Existe una alta prevalencia de burnout entre los estudiantes de medicina del grado conjunto UPF/UAB. Aunque no se relacionó con las variables estudiadas, los resultados del presente estudio muestran que la prevalencia del síndrome de burnout en los estudiantes se incrementa significativamente a medida que se avanza en los estudios de medicina

Introduction: Recent studies show that burnout syndrome can appear in medical students even before starting their working life, and it can have potential consequences, both in the health of future doctors and in the quality of care. Aim: To analyze the prevalence of burnout in medical students of the UPF/UAB joint degree and its relationship with demographic and personal characteristics. Subjects and methods: Two cross-sectional studies were carried out in Medicine students of the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences (UPF/UAB) in Barcelona, in 2018 and 2019. Demographic, personal and burnout data were collected through questionnaires which included the Maslach Burnout Inventory-Student Survey. Results: The present study shows that the prevalence of burnout was 33.6% in the 2018 cohort and 38% in the 2019 cohort. A statistically significant increase was observed in sixth grade students (60.5%) with respect to first-year students (20.6%). No significant associations were found between burnout and the demographic and personal variables studied. The highest academic courses showed a significant increase in the prevalence of the syndrome in both cohorts. Conclusions: There is a high prevalence of burnout among UPF/UAB medical students. Although it was not related to the variables studied, the results of the present study show that the prevalence of burnout syndrome in students significantly increases with advancing academic course