2013
DOI: 10.17711/sm.0185-3325.2013.008
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Síntomas depresivos y rendimiento escolar en estudiantes de Medicina

Abstract: SUMMARYThe prevalence of depression among medical students is significantly higher than that from the general population or other undergraduate students and can result in dropping out, in such a way that the growing number of students who have dropped due to their poor performance or their vocational indecision could be related to the presence of this condition. Objective and methodologyTo identify if the depressive symptoms presented by medical students from first year were associated with poor performance. T… Show more

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“…Talking about the prevalence of anxiety disorders and depressive symptoms in medical students in the authors country, it had been found that anxiety significative symptomatology is present in 21.9%, 28 and significative depression symptomatology in 23% in 2016, 29 a notorious difference between what was found for the authors: health-related group presented 27.1% of significative anxiety symptoms and 47.1% significative depression symptoms. These findings are related with the general population thought that anxiety and depression disorders are greater in the medical student population than in the general population, as found in a study carried out in the United Arab Emirates by Saddik et al, 30 where an increase in pre-pandemic anxiety levels was reported to be 50% on university students in general.…”
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confidence: 60%
“…Talking about the prevalence of anxiety disorders and depressive symptoms in medical students in the authors country, it had been found that anxiety significative symptomatology is present in 21.9%, 28 and significative depression symptomatology in 23% in 2016, 29 a notorious difference between what was found for the authors: health-related group presented 27.1% of significative anxiety symptoms and 47.1% significative depression symptoms. These findings are related with the general population thought that anxiety and depression disorders are greater in the medical student population than in the general population, as found in a study carried out in the United Arab Emirates by Saddik et al, 30 where an increase in pre-pandemic anxiety levels was reported to be 50% on university students in general.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 60%
“…Essa realidade de muita exigência e dedicação acompanhada de solidão é propícia para o aparecimento de transtornos psicológicos, principalmente ansiedade (FOUILLOUX et al, 2013;WILLCOCK et al, 2004). Dessa forma, Paula Gómez H. em suas pesquisas afirma que os EM que passam por longos períodos de ansiedade têm uma tendência maior a desenvolver a SB (PAGNIN D et al, 2014).…”
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“…A adaptação a um novo ambiente é a fonte principal de estressores para os alunos, com ela vêm muitas expectativas acadêmicas, maior demanda de autonomia, tanto pessoal quanto estudantil, e o tempo social mais limitado que leva a um sentimento de solidão constante (FOUILLOUX et al, 2013;WILLCOCK et al, 2004). Quando esses fatores levam a um estresse prolongado, as chances do desenvolvimento da síndrome se tornam muito altas, o que faz com que os estudantes se sintam desmotivados e, muitas vezes, ocorre uma frustração pessoal, refletindo em uma menor dedicação ao curso (GONÇALVES, 1997).…”
Section: Sentimento De Abandono Pela Faculdade E Percepção Do Apoio Eunclassified
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“…Las consecuencias de padecer depresión las reporta Hysenbegasi, Hass & Rowland (2005) donde encontró que los estudiantes que padecían esta enfermedad mental indicaban haber perdido un número significativo de clases y exámenes, habían descartado cursos y faltaban a actividades sociales. En cuanto al rendimiento académico Fouilloux et al (2013) reporta que en los estudiantes de primer año de la licenciatura de Médico Cirujano el 23% presentaba síntomas depresivos, dentro de estos; el 68% reprobaron alguna materia, lo que supuso un mayor riesgo de reprobación de 2.4 veces, comparados con quienes no tenían dicha sintomatología. Asimismo, encontraron que el promedio de calificaciones de los estudiantes con sintomatología depresiva fue significativamente menor (p<0.05) que el promedio de los estudiantes sin síntomas.…”
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