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의예과 학생들의 지역사회중심 일차의료 실천 경험

Premedical students' experiences in community-oriented primary care

Korean Journal of Medical Education 2013;25(3):229-237.
Published online: September 30, 2013

단국대학교 의과대학 가정의학과, 의학교육실

Department of Family Medicine and Division of Medical Education, Dankook University College of Medicine, Cheonan, Korea

Corresponding Author: Eal Whan Park Department of Family Medicine and Division of Medical Education, Dankook University College of Medicine, 119 Dandae-ro, Dongnam-gu, Cheonan 330-714, Korea Tel: +82.10.4740.3685 Fax: +82.41.565.6167 email: ewpark@dku.edu
• Received: March 15, 2013   • Revised: May 3, 2013   • Accepted: June 27, 2013

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Premedical students' experiences in community-oriented primary care
Premedical students' experiences in community-oriented primary care
Classification of population Subclassification No. %
Students Primary school 14 14
Middle school 9 9
High school 21 21
College 10 10
Preschool ages 12 12
Elderly 10 10
Hospice patients 7 7
Migratory workers 5 5
Disabled people 2 2
Industrial workers 1 1
Blood donation managing nurses 1 1
Psychiatric patients 1 1
General citizen 7 7
Total 100 100
Classification of topics Subclassification/Clarification No. %
Health assessment and health education Preschool children 1 1.1
Children in an orphanage 4 4.6
Primary school students 1 1.1
College students 3 3.4
Elderly in a nursing home 2 2.2
Migratory workers 3 3.4
Citizen 1 1.1
Sex education Middle school students 3 3.4
High school students 8 9.2
Smoking cessation education Primary school students and parents 1 1.1
High school students & middle school students 8 9.0
College students 1 1.1
Learning guidance of low socioeconomic children Preschool children 6 6.8
Primary school students 3 3.4
Hospice care 8 9.2
Elderly people care 6 6.8
Childhood obesity Preschool children 2 2.2
Primary school students 3 3.4
Blood donation Status of donation 1 1.1
Campaign for volunteer donation 3 3.4
Alcohol abuse prevention College students 2 2.2
Korean language education for migratory workers 2 2.2
Health and environmental assessment Rural people 1 1.1
Milk campaign College students 1 1.1
Internet addiction prevention College students 1 1.1
First aid education High school students 1 1.1
Education of cosmetic surgery information High school female students 1 1.1
Status of school nursing Middle and high schools 1 1.1
Violence prevention Middle school students 1 1.1
Computer and TV Primary school students 1 1.1
Healthy walk campaign of local health canter 1 1.1
Mobile clinic of local health center 1 1.1
Health camp of local health care center 1 1.1
Students health exam in a community hospital 1 1.1
Functional assessment of the mentally retarded people in an institute 1 1.1
Music performance for the disabled people 1 1.1
Survey of satisfaction of the users in a community mental health center 1 1.1
Music therapy for the psychiatric patients 1 1.1
Assessment of industrial hazard 1 1.1
Total 89 100
Table 1. Classification of Community Projects by Population

Seventy-nine projects had 1 population; 10 projects had multiple populations.

Table 2. Classification of Community Projects by Topic