ABSTRACT
The objective of this study was to compare the cognitive and affective learning levels between scholarship students of the PET-Saúde program and other students who have had no experience in research and extension activities. The method used was a comparative study involving 14 students of Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Dentistry, Nutrition, Physiotherapy, Nursing and Physical Education from the Regional University of Blumenau. The topics covered were comprehensive health care, research and extension. A qualitative approach was used involving semi-structured interviews. The analysis was performed using Bloom’s Taxonomy. The students involved with research and extension activities in the PET-Saúde program achieved higher levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy considering the Cognitive and Affective Domains, compared to the other students. The experience of students in PET-Saúde seems to contribute toward a differentiated learning in health courses.
Learning; Higher Education; Comprehensive Health Care; Human Resources in Health; Medical Education
