Gender aspects of the quality of life of medical college students

Author:

Shkarin V. V.ORCID, ,Latyshevskaya N. I.ORCID,Zub A. V.,Levchenko N. V.ORCID,Davydenko L. A.ORCID,Belyaeva A. V.ORCID, , , , ,

Abstract

The indicators of the quality of life of students (60 boys and 200 girls) of the Medical College of the Volgograd State Medical University were analyzed. The study was conducted using the SF-36 quality of life questionnaire. Differences were revealed among students by gender and age groups. A high level of physical health of the respondents was revealed with a decrease in the level of their vital activity and mental health. The quality of life of male students is higher than that of girls, statistically significant differences are more pronounced in the younger age group, while gender differences are leveled by the 2nd and 3rd year of study. An increase in self-esteem of one»s physical and mental state was found in the learning process. The performed correlation analysis showed the presence of strong links between indicators of mental health and vital activity. The indicators of the quality of life, assessed on the basis of subjective perception, can be used as an additional criterion for determining the state of health. It is necessary to continue the research in order to increase the representativeness of the sample, which will make it possible to form a database of the quality of life of students receiving secondary vocational education of a medical profile, which can be used as informational and methodological in the development of preventive programs for this contingent of students.

Publisher

PANORAMA Publishing House

Subject

General Earth and Planetary Sciences,General Environmental Science

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