An analysis on the evaluation of subjects of doctoral theses completed in anatomy department in turkey
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2022
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This study was carried out to examine the trends in subject of study in anatomy department doctoral theses registered in the Higher Education Council (YOK) National\rThesis Centre from 1969 to present. This study was carried out by retrospectively scanning the anatomy department theses registered in the YOK National Thesis Centre.\rWhile 384 of the 1094 registered theses of anatomy department were doctoral theses, it was found that 353 of these were on human anatomy. These theses on anatomy\rwere grouped in categories according to their subject of study. The year the doctoral thesis was conducted in, gender of the thesis author and the title of the thesis advisor\rwere recorded. A total of 353 doctoral theses on human anatomy, 180 (51.0%) of which were completed in 2010 and before and 173 (49%) of which were completed after\r2010, were found in YOK. 96 (27.2%) of the theses were on radiology studies, 84 (23.8%) were on cadaver studies, 84 (23.8%) were on experimental studies, 42 (11.9%)\rwere on anthropometric studies, 35 (9.9%) were on clinical studies and 12 (3.4%) were on other studies. According to the Chi square analysis conducted, statistically\rsignificant difference was found in general thesis categories between 2010 and before and after 2010 (p<0.05). While statistically significant increase was found in studies\rconducted in radiological, clinical, and experimental studies in theses conducted after 2010 when compared with theses conducted in and before 2010, statistically significant\rdecrease was found in theses conducted on cadaver, anthropometric and other subjects of study. As a result of the other analyses conducted, it was concluded that the\rfactors of gender and advisor did not have an effect on the subject of thesis (p>0.05). It was concluded that science and technology that developed over time had a very\rhigh impact on the anatomy department and shaped current studies.
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