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Inclusion of Health Care Forensics in Medical Education: Ethical, Legal and Educational Challenges in Identifying and Providing Patient-Centered Care for Victims of Child Abuse, Neglect and Human Trafficking

The predominance of child abuse and human fencing in human existence has happen in various forms for many day and now appears expected approaching epidemic capacities in many societies where borders are shaky and enforcement possessions are inadequate. The emergence of youth abuse and human trafficking in their various forms is a serious crime that…
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Editor 2PressRelease March 18, 2023 0

Self Directed Learning and Its Application in Anatomy

In today’s medical field, new technologies are stepping in to help patients achieve positive results. New technologies necessitate qualified and skilled doctors to meet the obstacles of using the technology. When we are ready to learn new things on our own, i.e. self-directed learning, we can explore and update our own knowledge. Self-motivation to attain…
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Editor 2PressRelease April 15, 2022 0

Online Learning in the 21st Century: Perspectives from the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria

At the height of the COVID 19 outbreak, schools in Nigeria were closed and lectures were halted. With many expected obstacles, the capacity of the Nigerian educational environment to conduct online interactions may be stretched thin. Objectives: To determine medical students’ and residents’ existing knowledge with and use of online classroom platforms, as well as…
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Editor 2PressRelease October 18, 2021 0

Comments on Present Scenario of Medical Education in the State and the Country

“Aharnish Sevamahe” vguÊ’k lsokegs “Eternally at every moment in the Service of Humanity.” This is my life’s motto. The biggest producer of medical graduates will be India. In other words, the welfare of the world will be the responsibility of any Indian medical graduate. In India, we are keen to improve the state of affairs…
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Editor 2PressRelease February 12, 2021 0

The Importance of Undergraduate Coursework in Student Success at South Carolina Medical Institutions

The importance of undergraduate coursework in determining medical school student readiness reaches far beyond preparation to take the standardized Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT®). Since medical schools employ a rigorous and fast-paced learning system to instruct prospective medical students on (A) didactic information in the basic sciences and (B) the critical methodology of clinical practice,…
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Editor 2PressRelease December 24, 2019 0

Role and Effectiveness of Simulation-based Training in Raising Family Medicine Residents’ Clinical Resuscitation and Critical Care Skills

Background: Family medicine (FM) physicians are bound to providing healthcare services at a variety of clinical and community settings. They should be equipped to competently handle health emergencies in a multitude of professional procedures. Medical education on patients often raises safety issues; simulation-based medical education (SBME) was a solution enabling education in a risk free…
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Editor 2PressRelease October 28, 2019 0

Challenges of Curriculum Development for Health Sciences

There are many different theories for curriculum design and many affecting factors and challenges when setting or updating a curriculum. It is especially more challenging in health sciences when trying to link the usually knowledge based undergraduate teaching with the postgraduate competency based training. This paper is a literature review on challenges of curriculum development/…
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Editor 2PressRelease October 18, 2019 0

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