Background: Portfolios are widely used in undergraduate health professional education, however the majority of literature suggests that these are poorly received by students, in terms of being an effective learning tool.
Objectives: To evaluate whether the aims/purpose or structure/level of standardisation/content of student portfolios influences their attitudes to and perceptions of its use as a learning tool.
Major findings: Aims/purpose and structure/level of standardisation/content of portfolios were analysed in relation to student responses in order to determine any relationship between these. The level of information provided in the studies was variable, making analysis difficult, however there appeared to be no clear link between any of these factors and student responses. The interplay of level of support and guidance, the time required for completion of the portfolio, and the role of assessment appear to have the greatest influence on student views.
Conclusions: Considering the wide use of portfolios in health professional education, student support for these is limited and further research is required to determine if alternative approaches to portfolio learning can positively influence student attitudes and perceptions. 相似文献
This study aims to determine the effectiveness of health education through audiovisual media on improving family knowledge in the prevention of dengue fever (DHF).
Method
This study used a Quasi Experiment research design with a research design of Non-Equivalent Control Group. The study was conducted in the community with a sample of 40 people, consisting of 20 for experimental group and 20 for control group. The samples were selected using purposive sample collection method. The measuring instrument used is a questionnaire that has been tested for validity and reliability. The analysis was done through univariate analysis and bivariate analysis using t-independent test.
Result
This study found that the showed a significant increase in changes in the level of attitudes and actions of families in the prevention of dengue fever by using audiovisual media, (p = 0.000), (p = 0.000).
Conclusion
It is recommended that the health workers should provide health education by using audiovisual media in the prevention of dengue fever. 相似文献
This paper reviews articles that deal with practice-patterns of physicians during cardiopulmonary resuscitation and factors influencing them. Summarizing, there are a number of studies using case vignettes to assess practice-patterns of physicians during cardiopulmonary resuscitation but almost no studies using data from actual resuscitation situations. However, there is evidence of the influence of physician, patient and situation-related variables on patterns of practice, particularly concerning the questions of initiating or terminating cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Besides the medical factors, a number of the aspects reported seem to be psychological issues. Further research in this field utilizing data from actual resuscitation situations is necessary. 相似文献
The first objective of this study was to separate the contributions of the Cognitive Style Questionnaire (CSQ) and the Dysfunctional
Attitude Scale (DAS) to maladaptive cognitive patterns in their relations to symptoms of depression and their potential developmental
origins: emotional maltreatment, parents’ typical feedback styles, and parents’ dysfunctional attitudes regarding their offspring.
Other objectives were to examine these relations in the context of symptoms of anxiety and to learn whether selected aspects
of the Cognitive Vulnerability to Depression Project (CVD Project; Alloy, & Abramson, 1999) would generalize to a distinctive sample (n = 98). The same relations between the DAS and the CSQ and depression and developmental origins emerged as in the CVD Project,
but relations with the DAS were somewhat more robust.
ObjectiveTo assess GPs’ thoughts, feelings, and practices on providing opportunistic weight loss interventions before and after educational training and application in practice.MethodsIn an embedded sequential mixed-methods design, 137 GPs delivered a 30-second brief opportunistic intervention to a mean of 14 patients with obesity. To assess GPs’ experiences and views on the intervention, all were invited to complete pre- and post-trial questionnaires and 18 were purposively interviewed. Data were transcribed verbatim and analysed using inductive framework analysis.ResultsGPs’ attitudes (importance, feasibility, appropriateness, helpfulness, and effectiveness), capacities (comfort, confidence, and knowledge), perceived subjective norms (role expectations), willingness, and intentions on providing weight loss interventions were predominantly improved post-trial. The research setting allowed GPs to depersonalise intervening on obesity and feel more comfortable discussing the topic. Beyond the trial, GPs reverted largely to not intervening, citing barriers that had reportedly been overcome during the trial.ConclusionGPs who delivered the intervention had positive experiences doing so, shifting their beliefs modestly that this intervention is important, feasible, and acceptable.Practice implicationsGiven that outside of the trial GPs were apprehensive about intervening without a prompt, developing systems to prompt patients may support implementation. 相似文献