Organizational climate and learning environment in health education

Authors

  • Karla Magdalena Game Mendoza
  • Walter Isaac Loor Mendoza
  • Walter Victoriano Loor Briones
  • Gladis del Consuelo Vinueza Burgos
  • Dalva Patricia Icaza Rivera
  • Nancy Jacqueline Macías Alvarado

Keywords:

organizational climate, learning, Learning environment, health training

Abstract

Introduction: The learning environment is one of the elements that most influence the results of university education, specifically health careers; understanding it under an integral prism in which both objective and subjective aspects influence. This research addresses the influence of the organizational climate of university institutions on the learning environment.

Objective: Analyze the relationships between organizational climate and learning environment in health education.

Methods: A query was conducted with 25 experts, based on a questionnaire designed to assess the relationship between organizational climate and learning environment in health training. The results of the expert consultation were contrasted, using the methodological triangulation technique, with what was obtained from the analysis of updated bibliographic sources on the subject.

Results: The experts determined the main strengths and weaknesses associated with the organizational climate of universities with health training, as well as the aspects that enhance the learning environment, with the latter variable achieving a better overall behavior. The application of the methodological triangulation technique allowed contrasting the results of the expert consultation with updated bibliographic sources, denoting convergence between both.

Conclusions: The exploratory study carried out made it possible to highlight aspects that strengthen the organizational climate and the learning environment in health careers, as well as others that should be strengthened in university management, to improve the working conditions of teachers and therefore, the result. of their professional activity.

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Published

2023-04-12

How to Cite

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Game Mendoza KM, Loor Mendoza WI, Loor Briones WV, Vinueza Burgos G del C, Icaza Rivera DP, Macías Alvarado NJ. Organizational climate and learning environment in health education. Rev Cubana Inv Bioméd [Internet]. 2023 Apr. 12 [cited 2025 Sep. 14];42(1). Available from: https://revibiomedica.sld.cu/index.php/ibi/article/view/2804

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ARTÍCULOS ORIGINALES