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Learning the Patient - Centered Approach
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Charfi, Nada
, Aloulou, Jihene
, Maalej, Mohamed
, Gargouri, Jalel
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التعليم الطبي
/ برامج المحاكاة
/ تونس
/ طلبة الجامعات
/ مهارات التواصل
2025
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Learning the Patient - Centered Approach
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Charfi, Nada
, Aloulou, Jihene
, Maalej, Mohamed
, Gargouri, Jalel
in
التعليم الطبي
/ برامج المحاكاة
/ تونس
/ طلبة الجامعات
/ مهارات التواصل
2025
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Learning the Patient - Centered Approach
2025
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Overview
We aimed to evaluate the satisfaction of the students of medicine of a session of simulation by role-play having as theme \"patient centered approach\". We used a self-administered satisfaction questionnaire. Among 221 students, 94.1% qualified the quality of the session as satisfactory: the time allocated to the session (87.8%), the trainers (84.7%), the group size (89.6%) and the general atmosphere (88.2%). They declared that this session helped them to make connections with their previous knowledge (81.5%) and that it completed the practice in internship (83.2%). Our results showed the interest of integrating role-play into the medical education, at least at the end of the first cycle of medical studies. However, improvements of the educational system can be considered.
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جامعة زيان عاشور الجلفة
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