A comparative study of attitudes among Colombian medical and nonmedical students

Brabander, Bert De; Leon, Chloe

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“…This already paves the way for students to deny their own feel ings and prejudices their access to the pa tient. It is sufficiently well known from the literature that the initially willing and open attitude towards patients gives way to a re signatory, cynical position as study contin ues [Gray et al, 1965;DeBrabander and Leon. 1968;Morris and Sherlock, 1971;Lippmann and Mohlen, 1974;Overbeck, 1984;Speicrer et al, 1984], Thus after a scries of medical disciplines have been 'aca demically conquered', one after the other in their apparent unrelation to each other, the student is confronted with medical psychol ogy.…”

Section: Medical Psychology -Only a Basic Psychological Subject In Thmentioning

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The Importance and Purpose of Medical Psychology in the Study of Medicine

Roßmanith

1990

Psychother Psychosom

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Medical psychology is to be understood both as an interdisciplinary science, orientated to the bio-psychosocial concept of illness as well as a basic medical attitude that encompasses the whole of a doctor’s activity. In the curriculum the students must be provided with a medico-psychological training that is specific to individual phases of study. This requires a didactic process that is centered on the student, both in the teaching of medical psychology as well as in medico-psychological hospital practice, which is to be achieved in close cooperation with other medical subjects. Medical psychology is mostly described as a newer scientific discipline. It does have a history, however, that has evolved over time. Although medical psychology has always been a building block in the thinking and actions of the medical profession, it is now explicitly anchored in the training (i.e. in the curriculum) of doctors.

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Section: Medical Psychology -Only a Basic Psychological Subject In Thmentioning

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The Importance and Purpose of Medical Psychology in the Study of Medicine

Roßmanith

1990

Psychother Psychosom

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“…Semantic differential techniques have shown that medical students prefer organically ill patients to emotionally ill patients (Stroller & Geertsma, 1958). Medical students display more favourable attitudes towards physicians than towards patients (De Brabander & Leon, 1968) and they rate patients in order of preference from the actually ill, the chronically ill, the emotionally ill, down to the 'crocks' (Reynolds & Bice, 1971).…”

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General Practitioners, ‘Trouble’ and Types of Patients

Stimson

1974

The Sociological Review

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A comparative study of attitudes among Colombian medical and nonmedical students

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The Importance and Purpose of Medical Psychology in the Study of Medicine

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General Practitioners, ‘Trouble’ and Types of Patients

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