Efficacy of teaching medical students by problem-based learning method

To determine and analyze the evaluate efficacy of teaching senior students of medical faculties at Universities in terms of avoiding medical errors in pediatrics. Students studied according to problem based learning method while learning the subject “Pediatrics” within the framework of ERASMUS+ ТАМЕ...

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Main Authors: O. K. Коloskova, T. M. Bilous, G. A. Bilyk, S. S. Kaliyeva, V. P. Riklefs, G. Z. Abakassova, A. Z. Muratova
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Language:English
Published: Kazimierz Wielki University 2018-08-01
Series:Journal of Education, Health and Sport
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Online Access:http://www.ojs.ukw.edu.pl/index.php/johs/article/view/6169
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author O. K. Коloskova
T. M. Bilous
G. A. Bilyk
S. S. Kaliyeva
V. P. Riklefs
G. Z. Abakassova
A. Z. Muratova
author_facet O. K. Коloskova
T. M. Bilous
G. A. Bilyk
S. S. Kaliyeva
V. P. Riklefs
G. Z. Abakassova
A. Z. Muratova
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description To determine and analyze the evaluate efficacy of teaching senior students of medical faculties at Universities in terms of avoiding medical errors in pediatrics. Students studied according to problem based learning method while learning the subject “Pediatrics” within the framework of ERASMUS+ ТАМЕ project. Therefore, students were distributed into three groups: students, who learnt pediatrics by branch case method, students, who studied by problem-based learning method and linear cases method in particular and students, who studied by the traditional classical scheme of teaching pediatrics. The compiled questionnaire consisted of questions including: questions the subject of cases, tangent questions, they were not included into cases and control questions. The analysis of questionnaire of students showed that the best result (in percent of right answers) was seen in I group; its representatives studied by branch cases (42,0% Ukrainian and 43,2% Kazakhstan). The lowest percentage of right answers (37,6%) was determined in the control ІІІ group (41,9% in Kazakhstan), and the results of the group with linear cases was 40,6% of right answers (36,5% in Kazakhstan). Thus, problem-based learning considerably stimulates motivation of students to learning and promotes better efficacy of the whole educational process. Students who study according to problem-based learning method as compared to those who study according to the traditional methods demonstrate better results by the number of right answers given to tests.
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spelling doaj.art-d35719fe426248a48f26e8a1205da0f92022-12-21T19:13:09ZengKazimierz Wielki UniversityJournal of Education, Health and Sport2391-83062018-08-01881217122610.5281/zenodo.14533835583Efficacy of teaching medical students by problem-based learning methodO. K. Коloskova0T. M. Bilous1G. A. Bilyk2S. S. Kaliyeva3V. P. Riklefs4G. Z. Abakassova5A. Z. Muratova6Higher State Educational Establishment of Ukraine “Bukovinian State Medical University”Higher State Educational Establishment of Ukraine “Bukovinian State Medical University”Higher State Educational Establishment of Ukraine “Bukovinian State Medical University”Karaganda State Medical UniversityKaraganda State Medical UniversityKaraganda State Medical UniversityKaraganda State Medical UniversityTo determine and analyze the evaluate efficacy of teaching senior students of medical faculties at Universities in terms of avoiding medical errors in pediatrics. Students studied according to problem based learning method while learning the subject “Pediatrics” within the framework of ERASMUS+ ТАМЕ project. Therefore, students were distributed into three groups: students, who learnt pediatrics by branch case method, students, who studied by problem-based learning method and linear cases method in particular and students, who studied by the traditional classical scheme of teaching pediatrics. The compiled questionnaire consisted of questions including: questions the subject of cases, tangent questions, they were not included into cases and control questions. The analysis of questionnaire of students showed that the best result (in percent of right answers) was seen in I group; its representatives studied by branch cases (42,0% Ukrainian and 43,2% Kazakhstan). The lowest percentage of right answers (37,6%) was determined in the control ІІІ group (41,9% in Kazakhstan), and the results of the group with linear cases was 40,6% of right answers (36,5% in Kazakhstan). Thus, problem-based learning considerably stimulates motivation of students to learning and promotes better efficacy of the whole educational process. Students who study according to problem-based learning method as compared to those who study according to the traditional methods demonstrate better results by the number of right answers given to tests.http://www.ojs.ukw.edu.pl/index.php/johs/article/view/6169problem-based learning, virtual patientpediatricsmedical errors
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T. M. Bilous
G. A. Bilyk
S. S. Kaliyeva
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G. Z. Abakassova
A. Z. Muratova
Efficacy of teaching medical students by problem-based learning method
Journal of Education, Health and Sport
problem-based learning, virtual patient
pediatrics
medical errors
title Efficacy of teaching medical students by problem-based learning method
title_full Efficacy of teaching medical students by problem-based learning method
title_fullStr Efficacy of teaching medical students by problem-based learning method
title_full_unstemmed Efficacy of teaching medical students by problem-based learning method
title_short Efficacy of teaching medical students by problem-based learning method
title_sort efficacy of teaching medical students by problem based learning method
topic problem-based learning, virtual patient
pediatrics
medical errors
url http://www.ojs.ukw.edu.pl/index.php/johs/article/view/6169
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