2023, Number 5
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Med Int Mex 2023; 39 (5)
Are educational environments important in medicine?
Meneses SE, Meneses VDE, Vargas PME, Burciaga JE, Cavazos PCJ, Silguero PJF, Bazaldua BZA
Language: Spanish
References: 11
Page: 781-787
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ABSTRACT
An educational environment is a physical or mental space where knowledge should
be easier to perform and generate, where the constructivism of science favored
by experience and the desire to learn could be carried out, in a self-regulated or
programmed manner with all intentionality in its different forms and subdivisions,
using cognitive and even playful methodology, achieving communication and linkage
of the doctor with his environment and the rest of the world, with his different
problems, natural or human resources or of various types existing in nature of his
professional development.
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