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Enhancing ICU-OR Handoff Communication Through Simulation-Based Education in Nurse Anesthesiology Training. [PDF]
Crit Care Nurs QMeyers AB, Morgan B, Smallheer B.
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Preparing future dentists for artificial intelligence: a cross-sectional study of perceptions and educational needs in China. [PDF]
Front Public HealthWu Y, Bao Y, Jiang Z, Sun H.
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The thesis defense as an academic rite: a call for institutional standards of conduct and excellence in postgraduate programs. [PDF]
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BMJ, 2012
Student BMJ aims to meet their needs in rapidly changing times In spring 1992, Student BMJ was launched as one of the first international peer reviewed journals written by and for medical students.1 The journal was created as a place for students and junior doctors to find out about developments in medical education, career planning, and research, and
Neil, Chanchlani, Fiona, Godlee
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Student BMJ aims to meet their needs in rapidly changing times In spring 1992, Student BMJ was launched as one of the first international peer reviewed journals written by and for medical students.1 The journal was created as a place for students and junior doctors to find out about developments in medical education, career planning, and research, and
Neil, Chanchlani, Fiona, Godlee
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Literature in the education of the doctor
The Lancet, 1997adds colour, depth, and feeling. Two examples from contemporary literature illustrate this well. The first is from The Woman Who Walked into Doors by Roddy Doyle. Set in Ireland, the story is about domestic violence. In one chapter, while Paula, the main character is in hospital waiting for treatment in the emergency room having “fallen down the stairs”
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Mentoring in doctoral education
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1988Mentoring has historically been common among men. Recently, however, mentoring has emerged as a popular concept in nursing and more and more references in the nursing literature describe the importance of a mentor to the nurse. Mentoring is also an important concept in doctoral education in nursing.
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Nursing doctoral education in Turkey
Nurse Education Today, 2004Quality health care is an issue of concern worldwide, and nursing can and must play a major and global role in transforming the healthcare environment. Doctorally prepared nurses are very much needed in the discipline to further develop and expand the science, as well as to prepare its future educators, scholars, leaders, and policy makers.
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