Technology and Nursing Faculty of Villa Clara facing the COVID 19 challenge

Authors

  • Mayelin Ferrer García University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara.
  • Julio Antonio Díaz Rodríguez University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara.
  • Israel Sotolongo Ramírez University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara.
  • Isa Miñoso Galindo University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara.
  • Mayra Pérez de Corcho Martínez University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara.
  • Duniesky Villareño Dominguez University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara.

Keywords:

coronavirus infections, community medicine, staff development, education, medical

Abstract

Background: the epidemiological setting caused by COVID-19 changed the educational teaching process in the Technology and Nursing Faculty.
Objective:
to describe the educational actions carried out by executives, professors and students from the Technology and Nursing Faculty to deal with COVID-19 at the University of Medical Sciences in Villa Clara.
Methods:
from March to May 2020, a descriptive study with a qualitative approach, was conducted. Theoretical methods were used: analysis-synthesis and induction-deduction; empirical methods: documentary review and interview survey that involves directors, teachers and students.
Results:
among the educational actions, training related to the new disease, evaluation and accreditation of all staff who would work in the faculty as an isolation facility, prevailed. Others were determined to be put into practice by teachers in the teaching area where the  broad-based training process consisting of nine university degrees, technical professional training and short cycle higher education in different technical health specialties, was taken into account.
Conclusions:
the actions carried out in accordance with resolutions and regulations in force for the teaching learning process in medical sciences in times of epidemiological contingency, in which the extension university service is highlighted as one of its fundamental functions,  were possible through this study.

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Author Biographies

Mayelin Ferrer García, University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara.

Bachelor of Education. Computer specialty. Master in Psychopedagogy. Assistant Professor. Faculty of Technology -Nursing.

Julio Antonio Díaz Rodríguez, University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara.

Bachelor of Health Technology. Hygiene and Epidemiology Specialty. Master in Health Promotion in Educational Systems. Assistant teacher. Faculty of Technology-Nursing.

Israel Sotolongo Ramírez, University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara.

Doctor in medicine. Integral General Medicine Specialist. University Polyclinic "Chiqui Gómez Lubián". Santa Clara.

Isa Miñoso Galindo, University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara.

Doctor in medicine. Integral General Medicine Specialist. Master in Infectious Diseases. Assistant teacher. School of Medicine.

Mayra Pérez de Corcho Martínez, University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara.

Bachelor of Nursing. Master in Public Health. Assistant Professor. Dean of the Faculty of Technology-Nursing. Santa Clara.

Duniesky Villareño Dominguez, University of Medical Sciences of Villa Clara.

Bachelor of Health Technology. Stomatological Care Profile. Master in Primary Health Care. Assistant teacher. Attached Researcher. Teaching Vice Dean of the Faculty of Technology-Nursing.

Published

2020-07-01

How to Cite

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Ferrer García M, Díaz Rodríguez JA, Sotolongo Ramírez I, Miñoso Galindo I, Pérez de Corcho Martínez M, Villareño Dominguez D. Technology and Nursing Faculty of Villa Clara facing the COVID 19 challenge. EDUMEC [Internet]. 2020 Jul. 1 [cited 2025 Jul. 1];12(3):25-40. Available from: https://revedumecentro.sld.cu/index.php/edumc/article/view/1638

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ARTÍCULO ORIGINAL