Results
We approached 44 health master students, 22 (50%) of whom agreed to participate (16 from the first academic year and six from the second). Reasons for not participating were not collected. The majority of participants were women (72,7%). All students were working as health professionals of the following disciplines: eight (36%) nurses; five (23%) physicians (surgeon, pediatrician and general practitioners); four (18%) physical or occupational therapists; two psychologists (9%); two dentists (9%); and one (5%) microbiologist. Supplementary material 