Well-being variations on students of health sciences related to their learning opportunities, resources, and daily activities in an online and on-crisis context: a survey-based study.
Cristhian Pérez-VillalobosJuan Ventura-VenturaCamila Spormann-RomeriXimena Paredes-VillarroelMarcos RojasCatherine Jara-ReyesMildred Vanessa Lopez CabreraIsidora Castillo-RabanalMary Jane Schilling-NormanMarjorie Baquedano-RodríguezPaula Parra-PonceJosselinne Toirkens-NiklitschekJuan Carlos Briede-WestermeyerDébora Alvarado-FigueroaPublished in: BMC medical education (2023)
Results show an online learning scenario that tries to emulate traditional learning focusing on expositive strategies. Most students reported that their well-being deteriorated during the semester, but tutorials, workplace availability, and social support were protective factors.