2016, Number 2
Pedagogical strategy to improve the use of digital images in the medical sciences
Language: Spanish
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ABSTRACT
Introduction: In the teaching of the Medical Sciences, the use of Information Technology and Communications, the diversity of structures that they address in their content makes it imperative to use, in their teaching, to the use of digital images.Objective: To design a pedagogical strategy of professorial improvement that contributes to the improvement of the use of digital images in the teaching of the basic subjects and of biomedical clinical cycle.
Methods: A descriptive study of transversal elements of qualitative and quantitative approach at the University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara was performed in the period from September, 2012 to June, 2013, which allowed to design a professorial teaching strategy of improvement that contributes to the improvement of the use of digital images in the teaching of basic subjects of basic cycle and clinical Biomedical cycle. The methodological design was conceived in three stages; a first one of diagnosis, a second one for the designing of the pedagogical strategy for professorial teaching improvement and a third one for the valuation by specialists of the product designed.
Results: It could be noted that there are deficiencies regarding the use of digital images in the teaching of the medical sciences. From the diagnosis made, a pedagogical strategy for overcoming the professorial improvement contextualized in the Faculty of Medicine was designed, which was characterized by its flexibility for its implementation and was rated as adequate by the selected specialists and recommended for implementation immediately.
Conclusion: The Pedagogical Strategy for training teachers of the Medical Sciences in the use of digital images in the teaching process corresponds to the diagnosis made and contributes to the improvement of teachers in the use of the digital images.
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