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Condiciones generales de los estudiantes de medicina de la generación 2010 durante su Internado Rotatorio de Pregrado en la Escuela Superior de Medicina del Instituto Politécnico Nacional [General conditions of medicine students, class 2010, during their pre-degree rotatory internship of Medical School, National Polytechnic Institute]

Fuentes Unzueta,Ricardo
Manrique Nava,Carolina
Domínguez Márquez,Octaviano
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": En la Escuela Superior de Medicina del Instituto Politécnico Nacional, el Internado se cursa antes del servicio social y consiste en un año de formación dentro del hospital, frente a pacientes, bajo supervisión directa de médicos. Se realizó un estudio descriptivo a la generación de estudiantes de 2010, a quienes se aplicó una encuesta al término de su Internado en 2010. El 57% fueron mujeres; al 71% las autoridades no lo respetaron durante su horario de comida; al 60% los profesores no lo respetaron en su horario de clases; el 25% fue objeto de hostigamiento; el 35% objeto de violencia y maltrato, y el 35% víctima de discriminación. El 61% se percató de que personal del hospital se alcoholiza o usa estupefacientes dentro del hospital en horas de servicio. Para el 58%, las autoridades de la escuela no dieron seguimiento a su estancia y el 15% fue víctima de acoso sexual por médicos de base, residentes y personal de enfermería. Es importante señalar que este es un estudio inicial y único en su tipo. Se realizarán estudios en las siguientes generaciones para encontrar patrones de incidencia o prevalencias significativas, denunciarlas y evitar que se repitan en el futuro" [" In the School of Medicine of the National Polytechnic Institute, internship takes place before social service and consists of a training year inside the Hospital, in which trainees see patients under direct supervision of physicians. A descriptive study was carried out of student’s class 2010, to whom a survey was applied by the end of their internship in 2010. 57% of students were women; for 71%, lunch time was not respected by authorities; for 60%, schedules of classes were not respected by professors; 25% students were harassed; 35% students were object of violence and maltreatment; and 35% students were victim of discrimination. 61% students realized that Hospital staff consumes alcohol or drugs inside the Hospital in service hours. For 58% students, School authorities did not monitor their stay and 15% students were victim of sexual harassment by physicians, residents and nurse staff. It is important to point out that this is an initial study unique in its type. More studies will be carried out in the following generations to find out incidence patterns or significant prevalence, in order to denounce them and to avoid their future repetition"]
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