THE EVALUATION OF THE KNOWLEDGE AND OPINIONS OF FACULTY OF MEDICINE TERM VI STUDENTS ON NOTIFIABLE DISEASES AND RELEVANT PRACTICES BASED ON THEIR PUBLIC HEALTH INTERNSHIP STATUS
Didem Daymaz, Necibe Kurtuluş, Çağla Güneş, Talha Akif Aksoy, Gaye Nur Batir, Mehmet Semih Yazici, Zeynep Nesibe İman, M. Al, Zekiye Nur ÖZTÜRK HAKTANIYAN, Ayça Naz Şahi̇n, Ünal Yağmur, Elif Akarslan, Metehan Taşkiran, İsmail Koltuk, İbrahim Günay, M. Saygun
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Objective: The primary purpose of this study is to evaluate the knowledge and opinions of pre-physicians, term VI students in the 2021-2022 academic year, who participated and did not participate in a public health internship program appertaining to the notifiable diseases process. Material and Methods: The participants of this study consisted of term VI students from 126 faculty of medicine. We used a data collection form, consisting of 25 questions in total, to assess the knowledge of term VI students on their sociodemographic characteristics, their educational background, and internship process, in addition to their opinions on the notifiable diseases. Considering knowledge questions, correct answers were worth one point each, while the other answers were worth zero points and evaluated over the total score. The data were collected through observation method of data collection. Results: 48.7% of the 115 participants had completed their public health internship program A statistically significant difference was found between public health internship and having knowledge and being skilled in the notifiable diseases (p
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