Medical students' perspectives on climate change, climate-health education, and professional identity: a qualitative study [0.03%]
医学生视角下的气候变化、气候健康教育和职业认同：一项定性研究
Martin Wei-Pin Loh,Mattias Wei Ren Kon,Akshaya Krishna et al.
Martin Wei-Pin Loh et al.
Background: Climate change is a global health emergency that affects both physical and mental health due to causes including heat stress, spread of vector-borne diseases, and nutritional deficiencies. As healthcare system...
Contact with older adults as a factor shaping the attitudes of students of healthcare professions [0.03%]
与老年群体接触对卫生专业学生态度形成的影响
Izabela Sowińska,Sylwia Kocur,Klaudia Dubis et al.
Izabela Sowińska et al.
Background: The progressive ageing of the population reinforces the need for appropriate preparation of future healthcare professionals to provide geriatric care. Previous research indicates that students' attitudes towar...
A qualitative study on barriers and motivators to attending teaching sessions among Singapore Junior Doctors [0.03%]
新加坡住培医生听课意愿障碍与动力因素质性研究
Nur Emillia Roslan,Khaing Zin That,Chaoyan Dong et al.
Nur Emillia Roslan et al.
Background: Postgraduate medical training plays a critical role in preparing junior doctors for independent practice, yet participation in teaching sessions remains challenging in many clinical training environments. Exis...
Hybrid simulation approach enhances technical and non-technical skills in therapeutic pharmacology education [0.03%]
混合仿真教学法在治疗药理学教育中提升技术与非技术技能的效果增强研究
Omaima Changuiti,Fatima Zahra Mahou,Guillaume Decormeille et al.
Omaima Changuiti et al.
Background: Safe medication administration is a critical competency for nursing students. Simulation-based learning, particularly hybrid simulation combined with role-playing, may enhance both technical and communication ...
Enhancing clinical competence in burn management through a serious educational game: a randomized controlled trial [0.03%]
通过严肃教育游戏提高烧伤治疗临床胜任力的随机对照试验
Kolsoum Deldar,Seyed Hasan Tavousi,Ali Ahmadabadi et al.
Kolsoum Deldar et al.
Background: Burn injuries remain a major health challenge, particularly in developing countries, where insufficient clinical training has led to significant competency gaps among medical students and young physicians. Des...
Malpractice fear and career decision regret among resident physicians: a cross-sectional study [0.03%]
关于住院医师职业选择后悔和医疗事故恐惧的横断面研究
Arif Garbioğlu,Erdi Kutlu
Arif Garbioğlu
Background: Malpractice litigation is increasingly prevalent in contemporary healthcare and may influence both clinical decision-making and physicians' psychological well-being. The present study aims to evaluate the fear...
Open science practices and feedback-based pedagogy in nanomedicine education: a moderated mediation model of glioma treatment competency [0.03%]
纳米医学教育中的开放科学实践和基于反馈的教育法：胶质瘤治疗胜任力的调节中介模型
Chengqiong Mao,Yang Liu,Chao Zhang
Chengqiong Mao
Background: Nanomedicine education requires interdisciplinary integration that conventional didactic instruction inadequately develops, particularly in glioma therapeutics. Open science practices and feedback-based pedago...
Knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions of organ donation among medical university students in Armenia: a cross-sectional study [0.03%]
亚美尼亚医学专业大学生器官捐献的知识、态度和认知情况：横断面研究
Daniel Panossian,Rawad Affan,Georges Jarrouge et al.
Daniel Panossian et al.
Background: Organ donation is essential for patients with end-stage organ failure, yet transplantation systems remain limited by organ shortages, public awareness, ethical concerns, and trust in healthcare systems. ...
Construction of a pre-service training program for nursing assistants in China [0.03%]
中国护理助理在职前培训计划的构建
Hong Feng,Wei Ding,Xiaoyan Chen et al.
Hong Feng et al.
Background: Nursing assistants (NAs) are a key occupational group that provide daily living care and nursing support across medical and integrated healthcare settings. NAs have been introduced to alleviate nursing shortag...
Medical student syndrome-like symptoms: prevalence, correlates, and perceived impact among medical students at Thamar University, Yemen [0.03%]
也门塔马尔大学医学生症状的流行率、相关因素及感知影响
Abdalkhaliq Ahmad Obadi,Mohammed Abdullah Al Amad,Mohammed A Al-Kholani et al.
Abdalkhaliq Ahmad Obadi et al.
Background: Medical Student Syndrome (MSS) is a well-recognized phenomenon characterized by transient health anxiety and misinterpretation of benign bodily sensations as symptoms of serious illness. However, it remains un...