The Comparison of Community - based Education Programs in Faculties of Tabriz University of Medical Sciences

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Abstract:
Introduction
Training in a real work environment, within community is an effective method of education. Continuous evaluation of community based education courses is essential for both maintaining and improving their quality.
Methods
In a cross-sectional study, 100 students who had passed community based education courses along with 15 faculty members teaching the same courses have been randomly selected in the faculties of Tabriz University of medical sciences. A researcher-designed questionnaire consisting questions of educational program, learning settings, teaching and assessment methods, used for data collection. The data was analyzed using SPSS16.
Results
Community based education among the students of Health and Nutrition, Dentistry, Para medicine, Pharmacy, Medicine, Nursing and Rehabilitation faculties scored 39.466.59± (average), 78.201.37± (very high), 52.7814.41± (high), 19.485.29± (low), 61.942.22.2± (good), 43.9716.82± (average) and 64.903.45± (high), respectively.
Conclusion
The research results showed that community based education had different quality levels in different departments.
Language:
English
Published:
Research and Development in Medical Education, Volume:2 Issue: 1, 2013
Pages:
47 to 49
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