title: Quality assessment of medical education at faculty of medicine of sarajevo university - comparison of assessment between students in bologna process and old system of studying.
abstract: BACKGROUND
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  BACKGROUND
  The quality of the teaching-learning process at the universities in Bosnia and Herzegovina and abroad depends mainly of infrastructure that includes an optimal teaching space, personnel and equipment, in accordance with existing standards and norms. For the assessment of teaching at the faculties, the opinion of students is very important (4, 5). Students are often unhappy with the educational process.
  
  
  OBJECTIVE
  To compare the results of the teaching process evaluation between students studying according to the Bologna system and the old system of education.
  
  
  METHODS
  We used the questionnaire as a carrier of data created with variables relevant for assessing the success of the educational process at the Medical Faculty in Sarajevo. The survey was conducted among students of the sixth year of the Medical Faculty in Sarajevo. There were 103 students surveyed, of which 32 were studying according to the Bologna and 71 by the old concept of studies.
  
  
  CONCLUSIONS
  Results of survey which measured students satisfaction with the educational process (theoretical and practical instruction, interactive learning, testing, use of IT and technical aids in teaching, availability of instructional literature etc.) lead us to the conclusion that the lowest satisfaction is associated with factors depending on financial resources, specifically related to library funds and the degree of computerization of educational process, and also with the level of teachers capability to convey knowledge to students with the application of modern medical information technology and technical teaching aids.
authors.affiliation: Faculty of medicine, University of Sarajevo , Bosnia and Herzegovina.
authors.forename: Izet
authors.initials: I
authors.lastname: Masic
keywords: Bologna process studying; medical education; quality assessment
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