Objetivo: determinar el nivel de competencia docente en el profesorado de la residencia en Medicina Familiar en la unidad de medicina familiar (umf) no. 1, Sonora, México. Métodos: estudio transversal y descriptivo. Muestra no probabilística por conveniencia de profesionales de la salud, tutores de la residencia en Medicina Familiar; se evaluó su nivel de competencia mediante indicadores funcionales (competencia académica, administrativa y comunitaria) así como comportamentales. Se aplicaron dos instrumentos de medición, uno a los médicos residentes y otro al coordinador de educación evaluando su desempeño. Resultados: se evaluó a 41 profesionales de la salud, predominó la categoría de médico no familiar. El campo clínico fue el hospital en 78.8%. El residente evaluó la competencia docente como excelente en 51.9% y la coordinación de educación como deficiente en 81%. El nivel de competencia resultó no satisfactorio en 78.8%; satisfactoriamente regular en 15.4% y 5.8% lo evaluó como satisfactoriamente bueno. Conclusiones: el nivel de competencia docente y la competencia académica no fueron satisfactorios; las competencias administrativa, comunitaria y comportamental fueron deficientes.
Objective: to determine the level of teaching competence of Professors of the Family Medicine Residency in the Family Medicine Unit (fmu) no. 1, in Sonora, Mexico. Methods: cross-sectional and descriptive study. Non-randomized sample by convenience of health professionals, tutors of the Family Medicine Residency; it was assessed their level of competition through functional indicators (academic, administrative and community competition) as well as behavioral. Two instruments of measurement were applied one to medical residents and the second one to the Coordinator of Education evaluating their performance. Results: 41 health professionals were evaluated, the most common category was not a Family physician specialist. Hospitals were the clinical field in 78.8%. The medical resident evaluated the teaching competition as excellent in 51.9% and the coordination of education as deficient in 81%. The level of competition was not satisfactory in 78.8%; successfully regular in 15.4% and satisfactorily good in 5.8%. Conclusions: the level of teaching competence and academic competition were not satisfactory; the administrative, community and behavioral competences were deficient.
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