2020
DOI: 10.23954/osj.v5i3.2487
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Research skills in nursing undergraduate students: A case study at a Chilean private university

Abstract: Tertiary education in Chile has increased radically over the past 20 years. According to the Higher Education Information Service (Servicio de Información de Educación Superior: SIES), in 2018, there were 1,188,423 students enrolled in undergraduate programs, totaling 94.1% of the 1,262,771 students enrolled in Higher Education Institutions (SIES, 2018). In fact, there are both private and public universities available for students who seek an undergraduate program. In this context, nursing is an incre… Show more

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“…These results are only partially confirmed when transferred to the present study, because, although age decreases the perception of social skills, the less experienced teachers report a lack of some soft skills such as sociability or leisure orientation. Regarding the geographical area, the results reveal the need to increase training actions on soft skills in the Southern Cone, although there are publications that note a certain concern in this regard [64]. It is probably also necessary to rethink the curricula, as concluded in [50], which compares the self-concept that students have about their soft skills, differentiating between Finnish and Italian students.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…These results are only partially confirmed when transferred to the present study, because, although age decreases the perception of social skills, the less experienced teachers report a lack of some soft skills such as sociability or leisure orientation. Regarding the geographical area, the results reveal the need to increase training actions on soft skills in the Southern Cone, although there are publications that note a certain concern in this regard [64]. It is probably also necessary to rethink the curricula, as concluded in [50], which compares the self-concept that students have about their soft skills, differentiating between Finnish and Italian students.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Alguns pesquisadores, ao abordar a importância acadêmica da investigação e a sua relevância para a clínica, reforçam a importância da interligação dos cuidados prestados com a evidência científica (5)(6)(7)(8) , e alertam que uma maior exploração de atividades de investigação pode capacitar os alunos de forma mais efetiva para a aquisição de competências fulcrais para a clínica (5) , como a capacidade de pensamento crítico, pensamento analítico, resolução de problemas e raciocínio clínico (6) .…”
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“…Apesar do consenso sobre a relevância da evidência para a educação e profissão (6)(7) , constata-se que as disciplinas de investigação têm uma abordagem essencialmente teórica, que não possibilita, efetivamente, a competência no que toca à metodologia e condução de processos de investigação (8) . Alguns autores fundamentam a ideia de que a PBE desenvolve-se pela participação dos futuros profissionais em projetos de pesquisa, aumentando a sua capacidade de leitura, produção e síntese de conhecimento.…”
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“…In addition, in real-world learning, students often face complex situations that involve reflection and wellgrounded clinical decision-making. Therefore, research skills is one of the topics that should be included in the curricula as soon as possible (20) , so that students are able to address and solve complex health-disease situations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%