Ege Üniversitesi Eczacılık Fakültesi 1.Sınıf Öğrencilerinin Meslek Tercihine Etki Eden Faktörler

Kiran, Bülent

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“…In this context, it is thought that concern of students on failure to work in the desired field may be effective if they select more than one choice for post-graduate working area. In a similar study conducted in 2015, 77.5% of the students have a concern about the future of the profession, it was determined that 34% of the students wanted to work in the field of community pharmacy after graduation, and it was observed that working choice in (8.8%) the pharmaceutical industry and (3.9%) in the hospital pharmacy is lower when compared to our research [19]. The reduction in interest in community pharmacy in our research compared to work made in 2015 and on the other hand, increasing trend towards areas such as pharmaceutical industry and hospital pharmacy suggest that Pharmacy Law No.…”

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Factors Affecting Career Plans of Faculty of Pharmacy Students in Ege University and Their Evaluations about Career Symposium

Karaca¹,

Kiran²

2018

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How to cite this article: Kıran B, Karaca EG. Factors affecting career plans of faculty of pharmacy students in Ege University and their evaluations about career symposium. Marmara Pharm J. 2018; 22 (1): 37-43. ABSTRACT:Career choice is one of the most important decisions affecting human life substantially and determines the future in material and psychological aspects. This research performed to evaluate 1-day career training program, determine students' future career plans, factors influencing career choice and training needs, ascertain level of anxiety about future of Ege University's Pharmacy Faculty students. It is a descriptive research. Population includes Ege University's Pharmacy Faculty students participating symposium. Data obtained by self-reporting of 12-question survey by 100-students and evaluated with frequency, percentage distribution, chi-square and fisher's exact test by SPSS-18. It was found that more than half (56%) of the students were members of low-and-low-middle income group and these students want to work in public sector, 92% has anxiety about issues such as low wages, unemployment and failure to work on desired field. 49% of students has more than one career choice, and there is statistically significant differences between gender, parents' educational background and post-graduation working area choices. 51% of students were found symposium participated in for shaping future career plans is effective, 90% were found symposium useful, 93% were needed career planning trainings and symposiums during undergraduate studies for recognize career areas and raise awareness in pharmacy. For clarifying students' career goals during the undergraduate, as elective courses may be added to curriculum, organization of events such as symposium, seminar, establishment of counseling offices in universities and increasing internships' effectiveness will be useful. Concordantly, it is thought that accreditation process of pharmacy faculties will provide opportunity for new regulations.

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Factors Affecting Career Plans of Faculty of Pharmacy Students in Ege University and Their Evaluations about Career Symposium

Karaca¹,

Kiran²

2018

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“…Of the students who answered the questionnaire, 30 (24%) were male and 95 (76%) were female. The median age of the students was 22 (22)(23)(24)(25)(26)(27)(28)(29)(30)(31)(32)(33). The father and mother of most of the students were university graduates (48%, 31.2%, respectively).…”

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“…We cannot compare the results of our study with the previous ones, as there was no study conducted on pharmacy students before. However, the increase in the number of pharmacy graduates, the restriction of opening pharmacies by legal regulations and the limited employment opportunities in the public may have caused depressive symptoms in pharmacy students [28,29]. In the study of Kıran et al,77.5% of the first-year pharmacy students are worried about the future of their profession due to these reasons [29].…”

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Evaluation of Depression Level and Antidepressant Use of Faculty of Pharmacy Students

Albayrak

Eren

2023

Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi Sağlık Bilimleri Dergisi

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Objective: The aim of this study is to evaluate the level of depression and the use of antidepressants in the faculty of pharmacy. Material-Method: This study was an online cross-sectional survey and was conducted to Suleyman Demirel University Faculty of Pharmacy 4th and 5th grade students between 1-4 February 2023. The questionnaire consisted of questions about sociodemographic characteristics, Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), and antidepressant use. In the study, the cut-off point for depression was accepted as 17 and above. Results: The median BDI score of the students was 14 (7-22). 39.2% of the students were depressed and 30.4% were minimally depressed, 29.6% were mildly depressed, 30.4% were moderately depressed and 9.6% were severely depressed. The father's education level and monthly household income were found to be statistically significant in those with a BDI score of 17 and above, compared to a BDI score of 16 and below (p<0.05). Eighteen (14.4%) students were using antidepressants and 38.9% of the students using antidepressants stated that they did not use antidepressants regularly. Conclusion: According to the results of our study, the level of depression in pharmacy faculty students was found to be high. Most of the students with moderate and severe depression were not taking antidepressant treatment. A significant portion of the students using antidepressants were using antidepressants irregularly. As the pharmacists of the future, they have important roles in patient education and patient compliance. Therefore, more emphasis should be placed on this subject in the courses in the faculty.

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“…When they graduate, they want to find job in public sector and indicate their need for state protection from unemployment risk (Mütevellioğlu et al, 2010) and they prefer the departments that provide these facilities. It is because unemployment anxiety is one of the the most common anxieties among university young (Dökmen, 1989, Akt Akaran Koç andPolat, 2006;Kıran andTaşkıran, 2015: Gizir, 2005). Although in this research most of the students are happy with job opportunities of their departments and think that they would find job easily after graduation, based on some studies, they state that despite their willingness to find job that is suitable to their department, they don't believe that they would find job in accordance with their expectations without any difficulties so because of this situation they experience high level of anxiety (Mütevellioğlu et al, 2010).…”

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Evaluating the vocational thoughts of university students about the departments they are studying

Karakuş

2017

HumanSciences

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The aim of this study is to reveal the vocational thoughts of university students about departments they are studying. The sample of the study consists of 1040 students; 608 (60,6%) of them are female, and 396 (39,4%) of them are male students who are studying in the different faculties of the Selçuk University (Health Sciences, Law, Veterinary, Collage of Science, Faculty of Letters, Communication, Agriculture, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Engineering),and they selectedby random sampling method. The average of age of the students is varying between 19 and 39. The average of age is 22. During the data collection phrase "Demographic Information Form"; during the evaluation of the data frequency polygon is used.At the end of the study it is detected that 743 (74%) of the students are willingly, and 261 (26%) of the students are unwillingly came to the department they are studying. Also; the uneasiest situation for the students' future is to not find a job for 492 (49,0%) of them, financial difficulties for 282 (28,1%) of them, mate selection for 230 (22,9%) of them. At the same time, it is confirmed that 679 (67,6%) of the students want to work in public sector, and 325 (32,4%) of them want to work in private sector after graduation. It is seen that 198 (19,7%) of the students define unemployment as not to find a job in public sector, and 806 (80,3%) of them define unemployment as not to earn income. 458 (45,6%) of the students who participated to study are pleased with the employment opportunities, but 546 (54,4%) of them are not. It is detected that students of the departments of Social Work, English Language and Literature, Civil and Mechanical Engineering are pleased with employment opportunities after graduation, but the students of the departments of Statistic, Biology, Chemistry, History of Art, Sociology are not. Also, 395 (39,3%) of the students stated that they think they will be unemployed when they graduated, 609 (60,7%) of them do not think they are going to be an unemployed; departments of Social Work, English Language and Literature, Civil and Mechanical Engineering students stated that they are not going to become unemployed when they graduated,but the students of the departments of Statistic, Biology, Chemistry, History of Art, Sociology stated that they are going to become unemployed.Most of the university students choose their departments willingly. What makes university students anxious most is being unemployed. Students want to work in public sector when they graduate. For the unemployment anxiety that students are experiencing, state has to develop new policies related with employment. In order to make students believe that they would find job easily, apart from the departments they enroll in, alternative ways for career development can be provided.

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Ege Üniversitesi Eczacılık Fakültesi 1.Sınıf Öğrencilerinin Meslek Tercihine Etki Eden Faktörler

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Factors Affecting Career Plans of Faculty of Pharmacy Students in Ege University and Their Evaluations about Career Symposium

Factors Affecting Career Plans of Faculty of Pharmacy Students in Ege University and Their Evaluations about Career Symposium

Evaluation of Depression Level and Antidepressant Use of Faculty of Pharmacy Students

Evaluating the vocational thoughts of university students about the departments they are studying

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