| 英文摘要 |
Medical students need to be gender awareness in order to provide gender equality and better healthcare when faced with gender-diverse situations in the medical workplace. Through the Sharestart pedagogy, guide students to think about problems, stimulate students' curiosity about knowledge, the habit of self-learning, the motivation to explore answers, and combine and utilize various learning resources. This study used the Sharestart pedagogy to explore the effect of the ''Gender and Health Care'' course on medical students' gender stereotypes, gender role attitudes, and gender awareness. This study was designed as a single-group pre-and post-test experiment, and 50 students participated in it. The results of the study found that the gender stereotypes of medical university students were significantly different before and after class (p=.027). Based on the analysis of gender differences, in terms of gender stereotypes, male students are more gender-equal than female students (p= .026). In terms of gender role attitudes, female students tended to be more modern and equal than male students (p= .033). Students in their qualitative statements identified two main themes: understanding the impact of gendered norms and speaking out against inequality. Gender care courses are of great importmence in the general education of medical universities, which can reduce students' gender stereotypes, help students perceive gender and gender differences in the future workplace, and apply it to clinical practice. |