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Parasitic diseases remain a serious public health problem in developing  countries, especially in such tropical countries with weak environmental  sanitation as El Salvador (located in Central America), and cause  health problems like anemia, cognitive disorders, and malnutrition.  Antiparasitic drugs are available for treatment, but community education  is also necessary to prevent these diseases. By introducing a  community-oriented parasitological survey into our Medical Parasitology  and Mycology course (MPM), we hypothesized that exposing students to a  real-life situation would help them acquire knowledge and skills  required in their professional practice. This survey is also suitable  for use by clinical laboratory students, nursing students (for  educational purposes on the prevention of parasitic diseases), and  general biology students (because they need to know the suitable process  of obtaining a stool sample and the proper diagnosis of the parasites)

Development of a Community-Oriented Parasitological Survey as a Teaching Strategy for Medical Students