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Humanidad. med ; 18(1)ene.-abr. 2018.
Article in Spanish | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: biblio-1506370

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Las universidades de hoy enfrentan serios desafíos para cumplir su misión social debido a los cambios producidos por la globalización. El presente trabajo tiene como objetivo: describir elementos presentes en la Universidad de Ciencias Médicas de La Habana, mediante un breve recuento histórico de la enseñanza de la Medicina en Cuba, para describir las funciones, retos, los elementos favorecedores y el sistema de influencias educativas para la formación integral de los profesionales de la salud en la Universidad de Ciencias Médicas de La Habana.


Modern universities face serious challenges to fulfill their social mission due to the changes caused by globalization. This paper aims at: describing elements present in the Medical Sciences University of Havana, through a brief historical recountal of the teaching of medicine in Cuba, in order to describe the functions, challenges, beneficial elements and the system of educational influences towards the comprehensive training of health professionals in the Medical Sciences University of Havana.

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Hist. ciênc. saúde-Manguinhos ; 20(2): 435-456, abr-jun/2013. graf
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-680048

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Apresenta o ensino da medicina na Universidade de Coimbra no século XVI, enquadrando-o no contexto português e europeu e apontando o contributo dos principais professores - Enrique de Cuellar, Tomás Veiga, Alfonso de Guevara e João Bravo Chamisso - , assim como suas obras mais relevantes. Depois de expor a história prévia, são analisadas as reformas de dom Manuel I e de dom João III, o papel da anatomia na renovação dos estudos médicos, a relação com os Descobrimentos, as dificuldades levantadas pela Inquisição, a prática nos hospitais e, finalmente, o declínio do ensino da medicina. Apesar de não terem sido professores em Coimbra, faz-se referência aos dois maiores nomes da medicina portuguesa no século XVI, Amato Lusitano e Garcia da Orta.


The article addresses the teaching of medicine at the Universidade de Coimbra in the sixteenth century, framing it within the Portuguese and European context and highlighting the contributions of the institution's key professors - Enrique de Cuellar, Tomás Veiga, Alfonso de Guevara, and João Bravo Chamisso - along with their main works. Following a historical overview, the study analyzes the reforms of Dom Manuel I and Dom João III, the role of anatomy in the renewal of medical studies, the relation with the Discoveries, the obstacles raised by the Inquisition, medical practice at hospitals, and, lastly, the decline of medical teaching. Although they did not teach at Coimbra, reference is made to the two greatest names in sixteenth-century Portuguese medicine: Amato Lusitano and Garcia da Orta.


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History, 16th Century , Universities , Education, Medical , Medicine , Portugal , Teaching , History, 16th Century
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