Introduction:

in the documentary review prior to the self-assessment of the degree in Clinical Bioanalysis with a view to accreditation, the particularities related to the pertinence and social impact of it are not described, which makes it possible to objectively assess this variable, not even the indicators are taken into account that reflect the aspects related to the professional profile declared in the program of study of this degree and the quality of the professional performance of the graduate.

Objective:

to design a system of indicators for the assessment of the pertinence and social impact in the Bachelor's degree in Clinical Bioanalysis at Dr. Ernesto Che Guevara de la Serna School f Medical Sciences in Pinar del Río.

Methods:

the dialectical materialist was the method used as the guiding one, along with theoretical methods: historical and logical, modeling, induction-deduction, empirical approaches: documentary review, survey, interview, expert judgment and statistical-descriptive method.

Results:

the system of indicators to evaluate pertinence and social impact on the training of the degree of Clinical Bioanalysis, theoretically sustained on foundations from the educational sciences that made it possible, with the determination of indicators that respond to the model of the professional in this modality. The criterion of experts with the application of the Delphi method was transcendent for the validation of the system.

Conclusions:

a system of indicators was developed to evaluate the variable relevance and social impact in the Bachelor's degree of Clinical Bioanalysis with a systemic and contextualized approach, which constitutes an instrument that allows the evaluation of the relevance and impact of the graduate.

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