Endometriose: um estudo quali-quantitativo sobre o conhecimento de estudantes de um curso da área da saúde
This quali-quantitative study investigated biomedical students' knowledge of endometriosis, finding most had basic understanding, with pain as a prominent symptom, and academic disciplines, media, and informal sources influencing their knowledge.
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This quali-quantitative study investigated biomedical students’ knowledge about endometriosis and the factors associated with that knowledge using an online questionnaire with items on personal information seeking, perceived knowledge, and agreement with statements about endometriosis, analyzed with statistical implication analysis (CHIC). Among 26 respondents (22% response rate), most showed basic knowledge (73.1%), while fewer reported deeper knowledge (15.4%), and word associations highlighted “pain,” with media and informal sources also influencing knowledge (53.8% and 57.7%, respectively). The implicative analysis identified relationships between academic background, perceptions of etiopathology, and major information sources, including a strong association of endometriosis with infertility influenced mainly by news and promotional materials. The study is limited by the small, self-selected sample from a single course and by reliance on self-reported questionnaire data. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it examines biomedical students’ knowledge and the informational sources shaping their understanding.
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