[Workshop on primary health care]

We evaluate a 32 hours-workshop on Primary Health Care. The method of the workshop was active participation and the tasks were: a) previous anonymous evaluation of knowledge, b) team work in 5-6 individuals teams in order to answer some practical problems, c) communication of results and synthesis with the whole group, and d) a second anonymous evaluation of knowledge (the same as the initial one) and an assessment of the perceived usefulness of the workshop. We present results on the modification of knowledge of the 237 students (96.2% of the students improve it), the usefulness of the workshop (91.1% consider it useful) and the evaluation of the methodology. This kind of teaching methodology is useful for stimulating the critical capacity of the students, improving their knowledge.