2008
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-55022008000300004
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O ensino-aprendizagem da relação médico-paciente: estudo de caso com esudantes do último semestre do curso de medicina

Abstract: Tendo em vista a importância da relação médico-paciente nas dimensões técnica, humanística, ética e estética da prática médica, este estudo teve por objetivo conhecer como estudantes do último semestre do curso de Medicina de uma universidade federal do Sul do Brasil aprenderam a relação médico-paciente. Foi realizado estudo de caso de abordagem mista, por meio de entrevista semi-estruturada com 25 acadêmicos do universo de 47, selecionados aleatoriamente, por sorteio. Os aspectos percebidos como mais influent… Show more

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“…According to a study 4 performed with 25 students in the 12 th semester of a medical school in the south of Brazil, 68% of them agreed that the practical learning takes place during appointments, extra-curricular internships and during the internship period, which shows the the recognition by the surveyed of the value of the patient for medical teaching. In the same study, 84% of the students declared that learning also takes place through observation of teachers, residents and classmates seen as role models.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…According to a study 4 performed with 25 students in the 12 th semester of a medical school in the south of Brazil, 68% of them agreed that the practical learning takes place during appointments, extra-curricular internships and during the internship period, which shows the the recognition by the surveyed of the value of the patient for medical teaching. In the same study, 84% of the students declared that learning also takes place through observation of teachers, residents and classmates seen as role models.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In the general context, the good interaction between students and patients make possible a more thoughtful assistance, providing more ease in identifying complaints, better adhesion to medical orientation, fewer complaints against the physician and higher satisfaction with the service 4 . It is inferred, thus, that this improvement in the quality of assistance to patients results in the following factors: higher availability of time for the examination; more thorough explanations during the discussion about the disease between the teacher and the students; the possibility for the patient to solve doubts and to get additional information from students about his/her disease.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A insatisfação com relação ao modelo educacional ora estabelecido vem sendo manifestada por estudantes de diversas instituições, que argumentam que o enfoque essencialmente teórico dado ao tema muitas vezes se revela discrepante da prática médica, ora vivenciada em alguns hospitais (32) . A proposta de humanização é, hoje, parte importante da grade curricular de muitas universidades.…”
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“…According to the Research Center for Information and Communication Technology, among 63 million people in 2009 using Internet access in Brazil, 39% were people living in large urban centers looking for health information, representing a growth of 6% per annum among people interested in this type of query. Grosseman and Stoll (2008), however, warns that a large resistance from healthcare professionals has been registered against the modification of the doctor-patient relationship dynamics in the age of information, owing to a bigger concern in the inconsistent and seldom reliable medical information on the Internet, the wastage of the human factor, and the problematic perception of the informed patient.…”
Section: Confidence In the Doctor-patient Relationshipmentioning
confidence: 99%