Gynecological patients differ from prenatal patients in appraisals of medical student participation in outpatient clinics
Dejano Tavares Sobral,
Miriam da Silva Wanderley
Abstract:Introduction: The participation of students in clinical consultations is essential for their medical education. This experience allows for the acquisition of technical skills and the transmission of ethical and professional values. Objective: To evaluate how differences in outpatient conditions (gynecological or prenatal care), appraisal of previous experience, and sociodemographic profiles influence women’s willingness to accept student participation in their consultations. Methods: We selected 743 cases (… Show more
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