Student attitudes to participate in volunteer programs

Petranca Gagova, I. Nikolova, Petya Varbanova, V. Petrova
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Students education in medical colleges has its own traditions and follows the principles of pedagogy and psychology, applying good practices in medical science. With the selection of students accepted for teaching, the foundation is laid, on which further empathic and professional training is built. Nowadays, during a pandemic and a shortage of medical staff in healthcare we talk about volunteering practices by young professionals and students to get out of the crisis situation. Medical university students were given the opportunity to volunteer to serve patients with COVID-19. The purpose of this report is to present students 'attitudes to participate in volunteer programs and analyze opportunities to increase learners' motivation for such activities. There were used documentary and sociological methods. Internet sources related to volunteering as a concept are reviewed and analyzed. The sociological survey made through its own anonymous survey, covers 90.3% of the students majoring in " X-ray technician" at the Medical College in Sofia. The results of the survey showed that half of the respondents were involved in various volunteer activities; the biggest percentage of respondents have information about volunteer activities from social networks and friends; 86.3% want to get involved in volunteer programs, but 59.8% of respondents have free time to spend on it. 70.6% believe that volunteering can help their professional careers. In conclusion, it can be said that most of the respondents positively accept the idea of volunteering, but the commitment of the university, respectively the college and its teachers is to guide and stimulate its students to such activities that develop feelings such as empathy and satisfaction in helping others. In recent years, more and more attention has been paid to innovations in education, and volunteering practices would contribute to a positive change in the attitude of medical staff towards patients and their own profession.
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学生参与志愿者项目的态度
医学院校的学生教育有自己的传统,遵循教育学和心理学的原则,并将良好的实践应用于医学。选择接受教学的学生奠定了基础,在此基础上建立进一步的移情和专业培训。如今,在大流行和医疗保健人员短缺期间,我们谈论年轻专业人员和学生为摆脱危机局势而采取的志愿服务做法。医科大学学生有机会志愿为新冠肺炎患者服务。本报告的目的是呈现学生参与志愿者项目的态度,并分析机会,以增加学习者的动机,这样的活动。采用文献法和社会学方法。与志愿服务相关的互联网资源作为一个概念进行了审查和分析。通过匿名调查进行的社会学调查涵盖了索非亚医学院“x射线技师”专业90.3%的学生。调查结果显示,一半的受访者参与了各种志愿活动;最大比例的受访者从社交网络和朋友那里获得了志愿者活动的信息;86.3%的人希望参与志愿者项目,但59.8%的受访者有空闲时间。70.6%的人认为志愿服务可以帮助他们的职业生涯。综上所述,可以说大多数受访者都积极接受志愿服务的想法,但大学的承诺,分别是学院和教师是引导和激励学生参加这样的活动,在帮助他人的过程中培养同理心和满足感等情感。近年来,教育创新越来越受到重视,志愿服务实践将有助于医务人员对患者和自身职业的态度发生积极变化。
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