Papel o pantalla, lengua materna o inglés: ¿qué es mejor? Un ensayo clínico aleatorizado

Pål Gulbrandsen1, Torben V Schroeder, Josef Milerad

  • 1Journal of Norweigian Medical Association, Oslo, Norway. palgul@heltef.no

JAMA
|June 1, 2002
PubMed
Resumen

Los médicos de familia demostraron la misma retención de información de los artículos de revisión médica, ya sea que se lean en papel o en pantalla. Leer en su lengua materna mejoró significativamente la comprensión en comparación con el inglés, destacando la importancia del lenguaje en la educación médica.

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