PANDEMIC CHANGING ATTITUDE OF MEDICAL STUDENTS TOWARDS BODY DONATION

Between 2018 and 2020 we carried out a research project endorsed by the University Secretary of Science and Technology, based on different group’s surveys, to obtain supporting data for the creation of the Program for Body Procurement and Donation. As the pandemic COVID-19 stopped all face-to-face e...

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Autores principales: Biasutto, Susana N., Spinelli, Marcos A., Recchiuto, Javier D., Quinteros, Carlos M., Siemsen, Sofía G., Basta, Florencia, Begue, Milagros L., Mondino, Francisco, Viccini, M. Milena, Perea, Matías A., Postacchini, María de la Paz
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Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Asociación Argentina de Anatomía Clínica (Argentine Association of Clinical Anatomy) 2022
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Body donation
Pandemic incidence
Willingness to donate
Medical students
Donación del cuerpo
Incidencia de la pandemia
Voluntad de donar
Estudiantes de Medicina
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anatclinar/article/view/39272
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Revista Argentina de Anatomía Clínica de Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
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Pandemic incidence
Willingness to donate
Medical students
Donación del cuerpo
Incidencia de la pandemia
Voluntad de donar
Estudiantes de Medicina
spellingShingle Body donation
Pandemic incidence
Willingness to donate
Medical students
Donación del cuerpo
Incidencia de la pandemia
Voluntad de donar
Estudiantes de Medicina
Biasutto, Susana N.
Spinelli, Marcos A.
Recchiuto, Javier D.
Quinteros, Carlos M.
Siemsen, Sofía G.
Basta, Florencia
Begue, Milagros L.
Mondino, Francisco
Viccini, M. Milena
Perea, Matías A.
Postacchini, María de la Paz
PANDEMIC CHANGING ATTITUDE OF MEDICAL STUDENTS TOWARDS BODY DONATION
topic_facet Body donation
Pandemic incidence
Willingness to donate
Medical students
Donación del cuerpo
Incidencia de la pandemia
Voluntad de donar
Estudiantes de Medicina
author Biasutto, Susana N.
Spinelli, Marcos A.
Recchiuto, Javier D.
Quinteros, Carlos M.
Siemsen, Sofía G.
Basta, Florencia
Begue, Milagros L.
Mondino, Francisco
Viccini, M. Milena
Perea, Matías A.
Postacchini, María de la Paz
author_facet Biasutto, Susana N.
Spinelli, Marcos A.
Recchiuto, Javier D.
Quinteros, Carlos M.
Siemsen, Sofía G.
Basta, Florencia
Begue, Milagros L.
Mondino, Francisco
Viccini, M. Milena
Perea, Matías A.
Postacchini, María de la Paz
author_sort Biasutto, Susana N.
title PANDEMIC CHANGING ATTITUDE OF MEDICAL STUDENTS TOWARDS BODY DONATION
title_short PANDEMIC CHANGING ATTITUDE OF MEDICAL STUDENTS TOWARDS BODY DONATION
title_full PANDEMIC CHANGING ATTITUDE OF MEDICAL STUDENTS TOWARDS BODY DONATION
title_fullStr PANDEMIC CHANGING ATTITUDE OF MEDICAL STUDENTS TOWARDS BODY DONATION
title_full_unstemmed PANDEMIC CHANGING ATTITUDE OF MEDICAL STUDENTS TOWARDS BODY DONATION
title_sort pandemic changing attitude of medical students towards body donation
description Between 2018 and 2020 we carried out a research project endorsed by the University Secretary of Science and Technology, based on different group’s surveys, to obtain supporting data for the creation of the Program for Body Procurement and Donation. As the pandemic COVID-19 stopped all face-to-face educational activities and seriously affected the reception of bodies for teaching and research, in 2021 we reiterated a survey on some similar data, with the aim of evaluating the impact the pandemic had had on the opinion of two of these groups (medical students). This survey included 1406 students from all years of the career, who were asked about their knowledge on body donation and the Program, their interest in collaborating with it, their willingness to donate their own body and reasons for doing or not doing so. Results showed a similar composition of the samples in relation to age, gender, geographic origin, religion and differences in each year of the career (compared with those of 2018). Specific aspects also evidenced similarities about knowledge of the possibility of donating (p=0.0812) and interest in collaborating with the Program (p=0.2460), but reached 72% (p=<0.0001) in willingness to donate their own body. We also analyzed the reasons to donate and not donate in the context of the pandemic and concluded that it positively influenced these results; directly, due to the increased appreciation of scientific research and indirectly, because the pandemic facilitated communications and access to scientific information online.
publisher Asociación Argentina de Anatomía Clínica (Argentine Association of Clinical Anatomy)
publishDate 2022
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spelling I10-R321-article-392722022-11-28T22:44:33Z PANDEMIC CHANGING ATTITUDE OF MEDICAL STUDENTS TOWARDS BODY DONATION Cambio de actitud de los estudiantes de Medicina hacia la donación del cuerpo por la pandemia Biasutto, Susana N. Spinelli, Marcos A. Recchiuto, Javier D. Quinteros, Carlos M. Siemsen, Sofía G. Basta, Florencia Begue, Milagros L. Mondino, Francisco Viccini, M. Milena Perea, Matías A. Postacchini, María de la Paz Body donation Pandemic incidence Willingness to donate Medical students Donación del cuerpo Incidencia de la pandemia Voluntad de donar Estudiantes de Medicina Between 2018 and 2020 we carried out a research project endorsed by the University Secretary of Science and Technology, based on different group’s surveys, to obtain supporting data for the creation of the Program for Body Procurement and Donation. As the pandemic COVID-19 stopped all face-to-face educational activities and seriously affected the reception of bodies for teaching and research, in 2021 we reiterated a survey on some similar data, with the aim of evaluating the impact the pandemic had had on the opinion of two of these groups (medical students). This survey included 1406 students from all years of the career, who were asked about their knowledge on body donation and the Program, their interest in collaborating with it, their willingness to donate their own body and reasons for doing or not doing so. Results showed a similar composition of the samples in relation to age, gender, geographic origin, religion and differences in each year of the career (compared with those of 2018). Specific aspects also evidenced similarities about knowledge of the possibility of donating (p=0.0812) and interest in collaborating with the Program (p=0.2460), but reached 72% (p=<0.0001) in willingness to donate their own body. We also analyzed the reasons to donate and not donate in the context of the pandemic and concluded that it positively influenced these results; directly, due to the increased appreciation of scientific research and indirectly, because the pandemic facilitated communications and access to scientific information online. Entre 2018 y 2020 realizamos un proyecto de investigación (Secretaría de Ciencia y Tecnología - Universidad Nacional de Córdoba), basada en encuestas a diferentes grupos, para obtener datos que respaldaran la creación del Programa para la Procuración y Donación de Cuerpos. Dado que la pandemia COVID-19 detuvo todas las actividades educativas presenciales y afectó severamente la recepción de cuerpos para docencia e investigación, en 2021 reiteramos la encuesta sobre algunos datos similares con la finalidad de evaluar el impacto de la pandemia en la opinión de dos de esos grupos (estudiantes de Medicina). Se encuestaron 1406 estudiantes de todos los años de la carrera, a quienes se les preguntó sobre su conocimiento acerca de la donación del cuerpo y el Programa, su interés en colaborar con él, la voluntad de donar el propio cuerpo y las razones para hacerlo o no hacerlo. Los resultados evidenciaron una similar composición de las muestras en relación a la edad, género, origen geográfico, religión y diferencias entre cada año de la carrera (comparado con aquellos del 2018). Los aspectos específicos también mostraron similitud en el conocimiento de la posibilidad de donar (p=0,0812) y el interés en colaborar con el Programa (p=0,2460), pero la voluntad de donar el propio cuerpo llegó al 72% (p=0,0001). También analizamos las razones para donar y para no donar en el contexto de la pandemia y concluimos que influyó positivamente, en forma directa porque incrementó la valoración de la investigación científica e indirectamente porque facilitó las comunicaciones y el acceso a la información científica en línea. Asociación Argentina de Anatomía Clínica (Argentine Association of Clinical Anatomy) 2022-11-28 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anatclinar/article/view/39272 10.31051/1852.8023.v14.n3.39272 Revista Argentina de Anatomía Clínica (Argentine Journal of Clinical Anatomy); Vol. 14 No. 3 (2022): Nov 2022; 107-114 Revista Argentina de Anatomía Clínica; Vol. 14 Núm. 3 (2022): Nov 2022; 107-114 1852-8023 10.31051/1852.8023.v14.n3 eng https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anatclinar/article/view/39272/39485 Derechos de autor 2022 Susana N. Biasutto, Marcos A. Spinelli, Javier D. Recchiuto, Carlos M. Quinteros, Sofia G. Siemsen, Florencia Basta, Milagros L. Begue, Francisco Mondino, M. Milena Viccini, Matias A. Perea, Maria de la Paz Postacchini http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0

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