Problem Based Learning Applied To Practice In Brazilians Medical School: A Mini Systematic Review
Bussolaro, F. A.; Thereza Bussolaro, C. L.
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BackgroundActive learning is a well-established educational methodology in medical schools worldwide, although its implementation in Brazilian clinical settings is quite challenging. The objective of this study is to review the literature in a systematic manner to find and conduct a reflective analysis of how problem-based learning (PBL) has been applied to clinical teaching in medical schools in Brazil. Material & methodsA systematic literature search was conducted in three databases. A total of 250 papers related to PBL in Brazilian medical schools were identified through the database searches. Four studies were finally selected for the review. ResultsFour fields of medicine were explored on the four selected papers: gynecology/family medicine, medical semiology, psychiatry, and pediatrics. Overall, all the papers reported some level of strategic adaptability of the original PBL methodology to be applied in the Brazilian medical schools curricula and to the peculiar characteristics specific to Brazil. ConclusionPBL application in Brazilian medical schools require some level of alteration from the original format, to better adapt to the characteristics of Brazilian students maturity, health system priorities and the medical labor market.
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