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What should the African health workforce know about disasters? Proposed compe...
Background As part of efforts to implement the human resources capacity building component of the African Regional Strategy on Disaster Risk Management (DRM) for the health... -
Fostering clinical reasoning in physiotherapy: comparing the effects of conce...
Background Health profession learners can foster clinical reasoning by studying worked examples presenting fully worked out solutions to a clinical problem. It is possible to... -
Some remarks on the division of cognitive labor
Since the publication of Kitcher’s influential paper The Division of Cognitive Labor, some philosophers wondered about these two related issues: (1) which is the optimal... -
LOS DILEMAS DE LA POLÍTICA CIENTÍFICA BRASILEÑA EN EDUCACIÓN FÍSICA EN TIEMPO...
The intention of this paper is to discuss briefly the political dilemmas of scientific physical education in times of Brazilian academic productivism, particularly that develops... -
Supervision, mentorship and peer networks: how Estonian early career research...
The paper analyses issues related to supervision and support of early career researchers in Estonian academia. We use nine focus groups interviews conducted in 2015 with... -
Peer feedback for examiner quality assurance on MRCGP International South Asi...
Background The International Membership Examination (MRCGP[INT]) of the Royal College of General Practitioners UK is a unique collaboration between four South Asian countries... -
A searchable database of medical education objectives – creating a comparable...
Background Medical school curricula strives to teach as much material as can be retained in a limited amount of time. A common “gold standard” resource used building curricula... -
Does the unexpected death of the manikin in a simulation maintain the partici...
Background The death of a simulated patient is controversial. Some educators feel that having a manikin die is prejudicial to learning; others feel it is a way of better... -
Using root metaphors to analyze communication between nurses and patients: a ...
Background Metaphors in communication can serve to convey individuals’ backgrounds, contexts, experiences, and worldviews. Metaphors used in a health care setting can help... -
A one-day surgical-skill training course for medical students’ improved surgi...
Background Despite many high-quality programs in basic surgical-skill education, the surgical skill of junior doctors varies widely. This, together with the waning interest in... -
A descriptive, cross-sectional study of medical student preferences for vodca...
Background Vodcasts (video podcasts) are becoming increasingly popular in medical education. At A.T. Still University School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona (ATSU SOMA),... -
Dental hygienists’ perceptions of professionalism are multidimensional and co...
Background Due to the declining birth rate and aging of Japanese society, the roles and responsibilities of dental hygienists are continuously expanding. Medical professionalism... -
Avoid reinventing the wheel: implementation of the Ottawa Clinic Assessment T...
Abstract Background Workplace based assessment (WBA) is crucial to competency-based education. The majority of healthcare is delivered in the ambulatory setting making the... -
Effect of an audience on trainee stress and performance during simulated neon...
Background Neonatal intubation is a stressful procedure taught to trainees. This procedure can attract additional observers. The impact of observers on neonatal intubation... -
Healthcare students’ perceptions about their role, confidence and competence ...
Background Public health improvement has long been an important focus for the United Kingdom Department of Health. The Allied Health Professions (AHP) Federation has 84,000... -
Validation of the Jefferson Scale of Physician Empathy in Spanish medical stu...
Background The Jefferson Scale of Physician Empathy is the most widely used instrument to measure empathy in the doctor-patient relationship. This work pursued cultural... -
Differences in opinions of occupational physicians on the required competenci...
Background The activities and work demands of medical professionals, including occupational physicians (OPs), fall into three categories: clinical, academic, and administrative.... -
Blue skies, impacts, and peer review
This paper describes the results of a survey regarding the incorporation of societal impacts considerations into the peer review of grant proposals submitted to public science... -
Understanding barriers for research involvement among paediatric trainees: a ...
Background Child Health research is reported to be at worryingly low level by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health. Recent survey showed that 54.5% of paediatric...