ENTREPRENEURIAL TRAINING EXPERIENCES IN HEALTH PROGRAMS

The study explores entrepreneurial education as a crucial component in the dynamic landscape of healthcare, aligning with the professional profile expected for 2025, emphasising adaptability and critical thinking.The Final Course Project is presented as a course in entrepreneurial education, with initial student self-assessments showing strong performance (NPS scores of 79% and 93% for learning and performance, respectively), underscoring the relevance of the initiative.Student evaluations reveal opportunities to further strengthen the entrepreneurial culture in the classroom, with a positive evolution in the perceived relevance of the course to their professional development over the semester.Student testimonies highlight the discipline's positive impact, emphasising hands-on learning and the instructor's guidance.The outcomes also include the instructor's growth as a learning facilitator, introducing innovative educational practices.She emphasises academic planning and formative assessments.Her account highlights student engagement in business plan development, the cultivation of entrepreneurial skills, and the broadening of their professional perspectives.

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International Journal of Education and Social Science Research
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.37500/ijessr.2025.8403
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Biomedical and Engineering Education
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ENTREPRENEURIAL TRAINING EXPERIENCES IN HEALTH PROGRAMS

Margarete Aparecida Pereira, Filipa Ladeira, Pedro Prates Valério, Juliana Capanema Ferreira Mendonça et al.
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ENTREPRENEURIAL TRAINING EXPERIENCES IN HEALTH PROGRAMS

Margarete Aparecida Pereira, Filipa Ladeira, Pedro Prates Valério, Juliana Capanema Ferreira Mendonça, Raquel Leite Barbosa Médici
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Abstract

The study explores entrepreneurial education as a crucial component in the dynamic landscape of healthcare, aligning with the professional profile expected for 2025, emphasising adaptability and critical thinking.The Final Course Project is presented as a course in entrepreneurial education, with initial student self-assessments showing strong performance (NPS scores of 79% and 93% for learning and performance, respectively), underscoring the relevance of the initiative.Student evaluations reveal opportunities to further strengthen the entrepreneurial culture in the classroom, with a positive evolution in the perceived relevance of the course to their professional development over the semester.Student testimonies highlight the discipline's positive impact, emphasising hands-on learning and the instructor's guidance.The outcomes also include the instructor's growth as a learning facilitator, introducing innovative educational practices.She emphasises academic planning and formative assessments.Her account highlights student engagement in business plan development, the cultivation of entrepreneurial skills, and the broadening of their professional perspectives.

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