의과대학생의 부검에 대한 인식도와 법의병리학 교육의 효과
Medical Students´ Attitudes Toward Autopsy and the Effect of Their Attitudes Following a Forensic Pathology Course
양윤영, 박희경, 박정의, 이원기, 이상한, 곽정식, 채종민,
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양윤영 ( Yang Yoon-Young )
경북대학교 의과대학 법의학교실
박희경 ( Park Hee-Kyung )
국립과학수사연구소 법의학부 법치의학실
박정의 ( Park Cheong-Yi )
인하대학교 사회과학대학 언론정보학과
이원기 ( Lee Won-Kee )
경북대학교 의과대학 법의학교실
이상한 ( Lee Sang-Han )
경북대학교 의과대학 법의학교실
곽정식 ( Kwak Jung-Sik )
경북대학교 의과대학 법의학교실
채종민 ( Chae Jong-Min )
경북대학교 의과대학 법의학교실
KMID : 0357920040380030165
Abstract
Background: The autopsy is a special surgical operation on a dead body to discover its cause of death. The autopsy is necessary for forensic uses, and it is also of great importance for educating students regarding medical uncertainty.
Methods: To evaluate medical students attitudes toward autopsy and the effect of their attitudes following a forensic pathology course, a questionnaire with 25 items that addressed the usefulness of autopsies and discomfort reactions was used. One hundred eighty nine medical students from 3 medical schools in Daegu participated in this study.
Results: The medical students showed a high perception of an autopsy´s principles, but the medical students were reluctant to become personally involved, despite being more aware of the necessities of the autopsy in forensic cases. Acceptance for the necessities of the autopsy for medical students who took the forensic pathology course was increased, but most of discomfort reactions were not improved.
Conclusions: One way to fulfill the role of forensic pathology as an inspector for human rights and to retain the very special source of knowledge that autopsies represent would be to provide medical education that lead to reconciliation of the discomfort feelings.
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Autopsy;Forensic Medicine;Medical Education;Human Rights
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