To assess the attitudes of medical students to autopsy, 6th year students in the Medical Schools located in Istanbul, Edirne and Bursa in Turkey were asked to participate in a questionnaire. In the questionnaire, the main questions were on the number of autopsies they had attended, the number of autopsies they had participated in, their reaction to the first autopsy, whether they felt the conditions were adequate or not and what would their objectives be upon deciding to perform an autopsy. In the evaluation, it was detected that most of the participants had attended an autopsy, only a minority had participated in autopsy and most of them felt uncomfortable and inadequate on performing autopsy. The results were discussed with respect to the...
Practical anatomy sessions including dissection of cadavers are essential for anatomy courses. There...
Abstract: This study was conducted to determine the attitudes of first year preclinical students to ...
Objectives: To explore medical students' experiences of an emotionally challenging learning situatio...
There has been an unfortunate decline in the use of autopsy as a learning tool for medical students,...
Background. Numerous articles have been published on the use of autopsies in training medical studen...
Background: Autopsies are commonly seen on television, but are less common in real life. Worldwide, ...
Background: Autopsies continue to have a multifactorial role in the delivery of modern undergraduate...
Background. Numerous articles have been published on the use of autopsies in training medical studen...
Using pretested questionnaire instrument, a cross sectional survey of clinicians working in the Lago...
Abstract To this day, autopsies and dissections have been essential in medical education, but decli...
Objective: This study aimed to discover the emotional reactions, attitudes and beliefs of undergradu...
Objective: To evaluate their acquaintance about autopsy, appropriate way of teaching and to appraise...
Purpose: Medical schools in the United States have decreased use of autopsy as a teaching tool in u...
A study was carried out to determine the attitudes of medical students to cadaver dissection. All se...
Purpose: This research was designed to investigate the effects of forensic education and autopsy att...
Practical anatomy sessions including dissection of cadavers are essential for anatomy courses. There...
Abstract: This study was conducted to determine the attitudes of first year preclinical students to ...
Objectives: To explore medical students' experiences of an emotionally challenging learning situatio...
There has been an unfortunate decline in the use of autopsy as a learning tool for medical students,...
Background. Numerous articles have been published on the use of autopsies in training medical studen...
Background: Autopsies are commonly seen on television, but are less common in real life. Worldwide, ...
Background: Autopsies continue to have a multifactorial role in the delivery of modern undergraduate...
Background. Numerous articles have been published on the use of autopsies in training medical studen...
Using pretested questionnaire instrument, a cross sectional survey of clinicians working in the Lago...
Abstract To this day, autopsies and dissections have been essential in medical education, but decli...
Objective: This study aimed to discover the emotional reactions, attitudes and beliefs of undergradu...
Objective: To evaluate their acquaintance about autopsy, appropriate way of teaching and to appraise...
Purpose: Medical schools in the United States have decreased use of autopsy as a teaching tool in u...
A study was carried out to determine the attitudes of medical students to cadaver dissection. All se...
Purpose: This research was designed to investigate the effects of forensic education and autopsy att...
Practical anatomy sessions including dissection of cadavers are essential for anatomy courses. There...
Abstract: This study was conducted to determine the attitudes of first year preclinical students to ...
Objectives: To explore medical students' experiences of an emotionally challenging learning situatio...