Medical advertising in social networks: awareness and medical school education

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Autor(a) principal: PURIM,KÁTIA SHEYLLA MALTA
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: ANDRADE,FABIANA ANTUNES DE, LEHMKUHL,FERNANDA, BERNARDES,AFRÂNIO BENEDITO SILVA
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista do Colégio Brasileiro de Cirurgiões
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Objective: this study analyzed medicine students’ knowledge regarding medical advertising on social media. Method: this is a cross-sectional study carried out between January and May 2022 with 179 medical students from public and private institutions from Curitiba - PR, using a structured questionnaire with nine problem situations on medical advertising. It was established as “sufficient” knowledge ≥70% of the problem-situations based on current professional codes and resolutions. Results: five questions had the highest percentage of correct answers resulting from the acquisition of knowledge from different sources. Most students did not learn about medical marketing in their undergraduate course (84.9%), having already shared patients’ pictures on social media (89.9%), and fell the lack of discussions about medical advertising (96.6%). Conclusion: there is a need to direct undergraduate education towards the ethical use of advertising in order to better prepare them for professional practice.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Medical advertising in social networks: awareness and medical school education
title Medical advertising in social networks: awareness and medical school education
spellingShingle Medical advertising in social networks: awareness and medical school education
PURIM,KÁTIA SHEYLLA MALTA
Marketing of Health Services
Education, Medical
Students, Medical
Computer Security
Biomedical Technology
title_short Medical advertising in social networks: awareness and medical school education
title_full Medical advertising in social networks: awareness and medical school education
title_fullStr Medical advertising in social networks: awareness and medical school education
title_full_unstemmed Medical advertising in social networks: awareness and medical school education
title_sort Medical advertising in social networks: awareness and medical school education
author PURIM,KÁTIA SHEYLLA MALTA
author_facet PURIM,KÁTIA SHEYLLA MALTA
ANDRADE,FABIANA ANTUNES DE
LEHMKUHL,FERNANDA
BERNARDES,AFRÂNIO BENEDITO SILVA
author_role author
author2 ANDRADE,FABIANA ANTUNES DE
LEHMKUHL,FERNANDA
BERNARDES,AFRÂNIO BENEDITO SILVA
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv PURIM,KÁTIA SHEYLLA MALTA
ANDRADE,FABIANA ANTUNES DE
LEHMKUHL,FERNANDA
BERNARDES,AFRÂNIO BENEDITO SILVA
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Marketing of Health Services
Education, Medical
Students, Medical
Computer Security
Biomedical Technology
topic Marketing of Health Services
Education, Medical
Students, Medical
Computer Security
Biomedical Technology
description ABSTRACT Objective: this study analyzed medicine students’ knowledge regarding medical advertising on social media. Method: this is a cross-sectional study carried out between January and May 2022 with 179 medical students from public and private institutions from Curitiba - PR, using a structured questionnaire with nine problem situations on medical advertising. It was established as “sufficient” knowledge ≥70% of the problem-situations based on current professional codes and resolutions. Results: five questions had the highest percentage of correct answers resulting from the acquisition of knowledge from different sources. Most students did not learn about medical marketing in their undergraduate course (84.9%), having already shared patients’ pictures on social media (89.9%), and fell the lack of discussions about medical advertising (96.6%). Conclusion: there is a need to direct undergraduate education towards the ethical use of advertising in order to better prepare them for professional practice.
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