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Medical Students' Opinion of Their Learning Process.

Eva Montané^1,2, Cristina Vilaplana^3,4, Joan Riera⁵

¹Department of Pharmacology, Therapeutics and Toxicology, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Bellaterra, Spain.

Medical Science Educator

|October 27, 2023

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Medical students

Keywords:

Academic research Education graduate students Learning process Opinion School of medicine Undergraduate medical curriculum Web-based questionnaire

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Background:

Student feedback is crucial for improving undergraduate medical curricula.
Medical schools utilize student opinions to enhance knowledge acquisition.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze medical students' perceptions of their learning process.
To investigate how academic year influences student experiences and opinions.

Main Methods:

A 21-item questionnaire assessed motivation, lectures, internships, and research.
Data collected from 148 medical students (3rd-6th year).
Opinions of intermediate-year (3rd/4th) and late-year (5th/6th) students were compared.

Main Results:

Overall student motivation and teaching quality received mean scores of 6.15 and 7.10.
Student-teacher interaction and new technologies positively impacted motivation.
Late-year students showed greater interest in joining medical teams and scientific writing.

Conclusions:

Academic year had minimal impact on overall student learning perceptions.
Late-year students expressed stronger interest in clinical teamwork and scientific writing.
Effective student-teacher interaction and modern technologies are vital for student motivation.