Uso da metodologia osce invertido como instrumento de ensino e aprendizagem no curso de medicina da univasf: um relato de experiência

Abstract

The Medicine course at the Federal University of Vale do São Francisco (UNIVASF), Paulo Afonso campus, adopts active teaching and learning methodologies in its pedagogical project. For the evaluation of the competencies, skills and attitudes to be acquired by students throughout his academic training uses the OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) methodology. The OSCE, made up of stations set up in simulation laboratories, is a structured assessment instrument, like a checklist of tasks for students' medical skills and ability to “know how to demonstrate”. Based on experiences in the Skills and Attitudes axis it was found that students, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic, when undergoing the assessment process through the OSCE methodology, presented a significant level of stress and anxiety, compromising their mental health. The objective of this study was to report an experience with the OSCE, in the inverted format, as an intervention proposal with the aim of positively modifying the teaching and learning environment. The method used to validate the methodology was feedback, in person and online, carried out at the end of the activity, through which the teacher highlighted the positive points, presented the aspects to be improved and conveyed words of encouragement. The students, using Google Forms, recorded their perception about the activity, giving their opinion on the teaching performance, recognizing the viability of the adapted method and its positive impact on academic performance and students' psycho-emotional health.