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THE CHANGING TRENDS OF MENTAL-EMOTIONAL DISORDER OF MEDICAL STUDENT AFTER 1 YEAR MEDICAL EDUCATION

Background: Mental-emotional disorder becomes one of among top five sources of premature death and disability in many countries around the globe. Several studies reveal that mental health problems are very common among the college student, resulting almost half of college students population having mental health problems. The aim of this study is to find out the prevalence of mental-emotional disorder among the first year medical and also to identify whether or not the trend of mental-emotional disorder is increase in medical student after 1 year of medical education. Methods: The total population of this study is 44 people that consist of men and women (aged range from 18 to 24 years) from international class medical students in the third semester. This study used the pre-post study design. In addition, this study’s population is the international class medical students of Universitas Indonesia Batch 2015. They underwent SRQ-20 both in the beginning of medical education and after 1 year of medical education which is in 2015 and 2016 respectively. In addition, they also conducted Holme-Rahes questionnaire and open questions in 2016 after 1 year of medical education. Results: The prevalence of mental-emotional disorder is 34.1% of total population after 1 year of medical education. Meanwhile, the frequency of mental-emotional disorder in 2015 of this population is none. There are some changes comparing mental-emotional disorders in 2015 and 2016 that the changes of differences in mean score of 5.909 with p