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EDUMECENTRO

On-line version ISSN 2077-2874

Abstract

PEGUERO MOREJON, Hilda Aleida; NUNEZ PEREZ, Bernardo Manuel  and  ROCHE MARTINEZ, Alina. Experiences of medical sciences students in active screening in times of COVID-19. EDUMECENTRO [online]. 2021, vol.13, n.4, pp.213-228.  Epub Dec 31, 2021. ISSN 2077-2874.

Background:

motivation to carry out a task is essential to achieve its goals

Objectives:

to present the experiences of the students linked to active screening while facing COVID-19 at “Van Troi” University Polyclinic from Centro Habana municipality.

Methods:

a descriptive, exploratory research was carried out, with emphasis on qualitative analysis, in which theoretical methods were used: historical-logical, analytical-synthetic and inductive-deductive; and empirical ones: the use of composition as an open expression technique, carried out by medical science students who participated in the active screening while facing COVID-19, from March to October 2020.

Results:

100% of the sample showed a positive character towards the task, both in the affective link indicator and personal development. Opinions with an optimistic character were appreciated from what was learned in the activity, they recognized the need for effort and sacrifice while studying. No negative view or rejection was observed.

Conclusions:

carrying out this work allowed us to recognize that there is high motivation in students towards active screening, since the judgments made were always satisfactory; their experiences made it possible to establish the positive influence of their incorporation into the degree curriculum.

Keywords : coronavirus infections; motivation; public health; population education; education, medical.

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