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Showing 1 to 20 of 85 for “"medical schools"”.
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Herbal Dietary Supplement Education in Midwestern Medical Schools
1 PDF file (84 leaves)
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Understanding leadership development within new medical schools in Africa
… of appointed and emergent leaders in new medical schools in Africa. A mixed-methods approach was employed and the data collection instruments included: a Likert scale survey, a multiple case study approach and a qualitative document analysis (QDA). A total of 29 surveys (64.5% response …
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Disability Service Coordinators in U.S. Medical Schools: A Collective Case Study
… legal protections, and equity practices. U.S. medical schools are legally required to provide services to SWDs as well as have a process in place to administer accommodation services (Fallucca, 2017). The person in charge of Student Disability Services (SDS), who handles accommodation requests …
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An assessment of undergraduate musculoskeletal training at Medical Schools in South Africa
Includes abstract. Includes bibliographical references.
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Medical Jurisprudence Offerings in Curricula of Medical Schools In Selected Southeastern United States.
… in general are not knowledgeable about medical jurisprudence to the degree they are able to prevent legal action being taken against them. If this is so, then there is an implication of a need to educate prospective and practicing physicians in the subject of medical jurisprudence.
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Financial problems confronting U.S. medical schools in an era of expanding group care
… dissertation shows the impact upon two academic medical centers (AMCs) from the competition from managed care. From fiscally sound and thriving organizations a decade ago, many medical schools are now facing severe money problems. U. S. medical schools derive a large share of their general …
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The sociology of medical education : the struggle for legitimate knowledge in two English medical schools
The epistemological basis of medical education has been highly contested since the turn of the twentieth century, with 'traditional', science-based curricula gradually being replaced by 'innovative' curricula, purporting to be more holistic. Both curricular types are currently employed in the …
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Approaches to study and learning environment in medical schools with special reference to the Gulf countries
… learning approaches to study.<br/><br/>Within medical schools several inventories have been used to explore the learning environment and approaches to study in the Western countries. However, a limited number of studies have explored such issues in the Gulf region within the medical education …
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Failure, remediation and the disruption of professional identity formation in undergraduate medical students (at two UK medical schools)
… this thesis is to understand how the narratives medical students create around their professional identities are impacted upon by academic failure and subsequent remediation at two UK medical schools. Whilst much has been written regarding pedagogically underpinned approaches to remediation, …
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A National Study of Co-Sponsored Continuing Medical Education Category One Programming Activities Between Medical Schools and Community Hospitals
… national study was to determine the extent of medical school involvement with community hospitals in providing co-sponsored Category One Continuing Medical Education programs on an on-going basis for hospital physician staffs; and how these models compare to the University of Illinois College …
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Making Sense of Medical Education: An Examination of Contraception Counselling, Unplanned Pregnancy Counselling, and Abortion Services Curricula in Ontario Medical Schools
… and abortion services curricula in Ontario medical schools. Identifying existing curricula, including influences on whether and how curricula are delivered, is an essential starting point for evaluative processes. Purpose and Objectives: The purpose of this study was to explore contraception …
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Development and validation of an inventory (Dundee Barometer of Institutional Professionalism) to measure the professionalism culture of medical schools in the UK
… the world have emphasised the need for educating medical students explicitly about professionalism. In fostering professionalism, the institutional culture plays a concealed but vital role. Although the institutional professionalism culture should be explored and understood there was no suitable …
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Women doctors in the British health services : a sociological study of their careers and opportunities
… of some of the sociological literature on the medical profession and argues that much of this has been guided by inappropriate assumptions concerning the history and present position of women within the British medical profession. An analysis of statistical evidence on the numbers of women …
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MEDICAL SCHOOL ADMISSION POLICY ANALYSIS: SUCCESS IN INCREASING AFRICAN AMERICANS IN MATRICULANT CLASSES
The ranks of the medical profession have typically been filled by Anglo-Saxon males. A slow change in attitude appears to be leading toward a desire to increase diversity in the medical profession. Previous attempts to allow for increased representation of those underrepresented in medicine failed …
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A Market for Death: The Use and Abuse of Cadavers in Nineteenth-Century America
… purposes. In the late eighteenth century, new medical schools sought cadavers for dissection and anatomical study, and public entrepreneurs used bodies and body parts for entertainment in dime museums and traveling shows. While some bodies were available to the medical schools legally, most of …
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The Influences On And Experiences Of Underrepresented Minority Females In One Southeastern United States Medical School
… of current and past students at one southeastern medical school assisted in determining a possible cause for that underrepresentation. Two questions guided this study: (1) How do underrepresented minority (URM) females describe their decision to pursue medical education? (2) How did cultural, …
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SERVICE LEARNING: AN INSTITUTIONAL LOGICS APPROACH
The medical profession is in a state of social transformation. Medical education must follow suit to continue to produce physicians who can meet the demands of the ever-changing field of medicine and of the public it serves. In this study, an institutional logic framework is used in examining how …
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INCREASING DIVERSITY AND REPRESENTATION OF UNDERREPRESENTED IN MEDICINE STUDENTS USING PATHWAYS PROGRAM
… in medicine is a long-standing issue for US medical schools who have yet to make serious progress. Students who identify as Black, Hispanic, Native American, and Pacific Islander are considered Underrepresented in Medicine (URM) are those historically obstructed from entering medical school. …
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