Educational Implications of Human Understanding in Dilthey’s geisteswissenschaftliche pedagogy and Bollnow’s educational anthropology

Choi, Youhee

doi:10.15754/jkpe.2021.43.2.014

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“…Currently, medical ethics education for medical students in Korea faces challenges due to an absolute lack of class time, insufficient presence of related scholars, unclear educational goals, and inadequate development of methodologies. Additionally, there is a lack of education specifically addressing COI [11,12].…”

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Attitudes of medical students on conflict of interest: A comparative study of Korea and France

Ji,

Choe

2023

PLoS ONE

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Medical students are potential marketing targets for pharmaceutical companies because established prescribing habits are not easily altered. In 2014, Bruno Etain and several other researchers published a paper which investigated the knowledge of and opinions on potential conflict of interest (COI) with regard to preclinical and clinical students enrolled in medical schools in France and residents working in hospitals. An empirical survey study with Korean medical students concerning their educational experiences and views on conflicts of interest and comparing and contrasting the results with Etain’s study of French medical students. Receipt of direct or indirect financial offerings from pharmaceutical industries was not properly recognised as COI by the medical students. Therefore, strengthening education on COI and implementing institutional improvements for COI disclosure are essential to prevent bias caused by COI and enhance awareness levels regarding COI.

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