"Curriculitis autoinmune": Una no tan nueva enfermedad del currículo

Thirty years ago, Abrahamson described the main curriculum problems in undergraduate medical education as "diseases of the curriculum". Based on our own experience and knowledge, we propose the inclusión of a new condition named "autoimmune curriculitis", which is produced by the...

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Autores principales: Salas,Sofía P, Sánchez D,Ignacio, Larios G,Guillermo, Jeria D,Álvaro, Pertuzé S,Cristóbal
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Publicado: Sociedad Médica de Santiago 2009
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spelling oai:scielo:S0034-988720090004000182009-06-25"Curriculitis autoinmune": Una no tan nueva enfermedad del currículoSalas,Sofía PSánchez D,IgnacioLarios G,GuillermoJeria D,ÁlvaroPertuzé S,Cristóbal Curriculum Education, premedical Students Thirty years ago, Abrahamson described the main curriculum problems in undergraduate medical education as "diseases of the curriculum". Based on our own experience and knowledge, we propose the inclusión of a new condition named "autoimmune curriculitis", which is produced by the students themselves. In this condition, the students are who decide to "swell" the curriculum, by excessively participating in múltiple intra and extramural activities, competing to markedly improve their academic performance. Unlike other curriculum diseases, this one may directly affect the students personal Ufe and health, especially ifit begins as early as in the first semester of the career Two main aspects of medical education have a keyrole in the génesis ofthis disease: the so-called hidden curriculum and the selection process used in the postgraduate programs in Chile. Unfortunately the prevalence and severíty of this curriculum disease is a growing threat, due to the increasing number of undergraduate students in Chile without an equivalent increment of postgraduate programs. Given its characteristics, eradicating this disease seems quite difficult. To do so, it is necessary for postgraduate selection committees to give a clear sign regarding the most relevant attributes they consider when choosing the candidates and, consequently to discourage the exaggerated collection of curriculum records. Moreover, we need a group of students faithful to their own interests, who will keep growing in depth those that are more meaningful to them.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Médica de SantiagoRevista médica de Chile v.137 n.4 20092009-04-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-98872009000400018es10.4067/S0034-98872009000400018
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language Spanish / Castilian
topic Curriculum
Education, premedical
Students
spellingShingle Curriculum
Education, premedical
Students
Salas,Sofía P
Sánchez D,Ignacio
Larios G,Guillermo
Jeria D,Álvaro
Pertuzé S,Cristóbal
"Curriculitis autoinmune": Una no tan nueva enfermedad del currículo
description Thirty years ago, Abrahamson described the main curriculum problems in undergraduate medical education as "diseases of the curriculum". Based on our own experience and knowledge, we propose the inclusión of a new condition named "autoimmune curriculitis", which is produced by the students themselves. In this condition, the students are who decide to "swell" the curriculum, by excessively participating in múltiple intra and extramural activities, competing to markedly improve their academic performance. Unlike other curriculum diseases, this one may directly affect the students personal Ufe and health, especially ifit begins as early as in the first semester of the career Two main aspects of medical education have a keyrole in the génesis ofthis disease: the so-called hidden curriculum and the selection process used in the postgraduate programs in Chile. Unfortunately the prevalence and severíty of this curriculum disease is a growing threat, due to the increasing number of undergraduate students in Chile without an equivalent increment of postgraduate programs. Given its characteristics, eradicating this disease seems quite difficult. To do so, it is necessary for postgraduate selection committees to give a clear sign regarding the most relevant attributes they consider when choosing the candidates and, consequently to discourage the exaggerated collection of curriculum records. Moreover, we need a group of students faithful to their own interests, who will keep growing in depth those that are more meaningful to them.
author Salas,Sofía P
Sánchez D,Ignacio
Larios G,Guillermo
Jeria D,Álvaro
Pertuzé S,Cristóbal
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Sánchez D,Ignacio
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Jeria D,Álvaro
Pertuzé S,Cristóbal
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title "Curriculitis autoinmune": Una no tan nueva enfermedad del currículo
title_short "Curriculitis autoinmune": Una no tan nueva enfermedad del currículo
title_full "Curriculitis autoinmune": Una no tan nueva enfermedad del currículo
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title_sort "curriculitis autoinmune": una no tan nueva enfermedad del currículo
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