Discussão: O ensino em meio clínico evidencia menor satisfação estudantil, traduzindo os elevados rácios em disciplinas clínicas. Dependendo do número de admissões, existem diferenças significativas entre Escolas. A qualidade das estratégias de ensino-aprendizagem e articulação hospitalar podem igualmente ser variáveis importantes. Conclusão:As Escolas com maior número de admissões podem ser mais suscetíveis a baixos resultados de satisfação estudantil. Elevados rácios estudante-tutor em disciplinas clínicas podem reduzir a qualidade do ensino em meio clínico e inibir a aquisição de competências.Palavras-chave: Alunos de Medicina; Educação Médica; Escolas Médicas; Portugal; Programas de Autoavaliação. ABSTRACT Introduction:Experiences of clinical and nonclinical learning environments, as well as assessment and study environments influence student satisfaction with their medical schools. Student-tutor ratios may impact on their perception of clinical learning environments. The aim of this study was to analyze medical students' satisfaction and student-tutor ratios in relation to medical schools' number of admissions. Material and Methods:A questionnaire was created, regarding learning, assessment and study environments in eight medical schools. 2037 students participated in this cross-sectional study. Cronbach's alpha (internal consistency) was calculated and principal component analysis was conducted. Pearson correlations and multiple comparisons were analyzed.Results: Assessment environments showed the highest satisfaction scores and clinical learning environments the lowest scores. The national student-tutor ratio in clinical rotations is 7.53; there are significant differences among schools. Institutions with higher number of admissions showed the lowest scores of overall student satisfaction (r = -0.756; p < 0.05), which decreased with progression in the medical course. High student-tutor ratios are strongly correlated with low levels of satisfaction regarding clinical learning environments (r = -0.826; p < 0.05).Discussion: Clinical learning environments show the lowest satisfaction scores, which may expose the effect of high ratios in clinical rotations. Depending on the number of admissions, significant differences between medical schools were found. Quality of teachinglearning strategies and articulation with hospitals might also be important variables. Conclusion:Medical schools with more admissions might be more susceptible to lower scores of student satisfaction. High studenttutor ratios in clinical rotations may reduce the quality of learning experiences and inhibit the acquisition of competences.
A influência dos filmes estadunidense é perceptível nas diversas produções do cinema mundial, quer seja nas tentativas de narrar uma história a partir de uma linguagem cinematográfica dita clássica ou ainda nos enredos transgressores pautados, quase sempre, na desconstrução de tais parâmetros narrativos já estabelecidos. O objetivo deste trabalho é analisar Redenção (1959), crucial filme de ficção produzido na Bahia, ressaltando as características técnicas empregadas em sua criação e também evidenciar como a sua construção teve como base primordial o fascínio que o cinema feito nos Estados Unidos provocava em Roberto Pires – cineasta responsável pela obra em questão – que viu na narrativa clássica a forma mais adequada de transpor para imagem e som uma fábula policial.
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