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Kang Seok Hoon - - 2011
Cadaver dissection is a key component of anatomy education. Unfortunately, students sometimes regard the process of dissection as uninteresting or stressful. To make laboratory time more interesting and to encourage discussion and collaborative learning among medical students, specially designed tasks were assigned to students throughout dissection. Student response and the ...
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Kaf Wafaa A - - 2011
This study investigated the effectiveness of service learning (SL) and its impact on students' clinical competency, interest in pediatric audiology as a career, and levels of community engagement, as well as its impact on the community. Forty-eight students enrolled in an SL pediatric audiology course providing hearing and middle ear ...
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Marcyjanik Diane - - 2011
As online teaching intensifies, literature about using and evaluating online teaching has flourished. What is missing, however, is a discussion of Web accessibility for persons with disabilities (PWD). The authors address the challenges that PWD face concerning Web accessibility, accessibility's evolution within universal design, application of accessible design principles, use ...
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Laugharne Jonathan - - 2011
The aim of the current study was to evaluate a short review course in psychiatry conducted at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology medical school and any change in student interest in a career in psychiatry. Students were asked to complete a general psychiatric knowledge questionnaire before and ...
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Tor Phern-Chern - - 2011
Psychiatric mentors are an important part of the new, seamless training program in Singapore. There is a need to assess the qualities of a good psychiatric mentor vis-à-vis those of a good psychiatrist. An anonymous survey was sent out to all psychiatry trainees and psychiatrists in Singapore to assess quantitatively ...
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Ourian Ariel J - - 2011
Medical career choice is often formed at the premedical level, thus surgeons must reach out to undergraduates to enhance interest in surgery. Because there is a predominance of women among undergraduates (57%), this outreach also serves as an opportunity to introduce women to a surgical career. We developed an undergraduate ...
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Malhi Gin S - - 2011
Objectives: This study aimed to characterize the personality profiles of junior medical students most likely to choose psychiatry as a career, determine aspects of psychiatry that most attract potential recruits, and identify misperceptions about psychiatry that may dissuade students from pursuing this specialism. Method: A total of 580 second-year medical ...
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An assessment of female university students' attitudes toward screening technologies for ovarian ...
Bavan Brindha - - 2011
OBJECTIVE: To assess female university students' attitudes toward screening technologies for ovarian reserve and their potential influence on career and family planning decisions. DESIGN: Online survey. SETTING: Not applicable. PATIENT(S): Respondents from 4 universities in Northern California. INTERVENTION(S): None. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE(S): Proportion with interest in screening technologies for ovarian ...
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Anantharaman V - - 2011
The implementation of guidelines released by the National Resuscitation Council in 2006 involved all the main areas of resuscitation, especially basic life support and defibrillation. The emphasis was on community training, creation of simplified programmes, combining cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and defibrillation, and using simpler training devices. As a result, public ...
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Abbett Sarah K - - 2011
The American Board of Surgery now permits general surgery residents to complete their clinical training over a 6-year period. Despite this new policy, the level of interest in flexible scheduling remains undefined. We sought to determine why residents and program directors (PDs) are interested in flexible tracks and to understand ...
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Abstract The objective of this study was to assess medical students' knowledge of and attitudes toward the two Canadian emergency medicine (EM) residency programs (Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Canada [FRCPC] and Certificant of the College of Family Physicians-Emergency Medicine [CCFP-EM]). Additionally, medical students interested in EM ...
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Oldenburg Marcus - - 2011
Background. In contrast to cruise ships, ferries and merchant ships are rarely equipped with automated external defibrillators (AEDs). Germany is the first flag state worldwide that legally requires to carry AEDs on seagoing merchant vessels by September 2012 at the latest. Objectives. The aim of this study was to investigate ...
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Fiori Simone - - 2011
This paper introduces a general theory of extended Hamiltonian (second-order) learning on Riemannian manifolds, as an instance of learning by constrained criterion optimization. The dynamical learning equations are derived within the general framework of extended-Hamiltonian stationary-action principle and are expressed in a coordinate-free fashion. A theoretical analysis is carried out ...
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Hutchinson Anne M - - 2011
Family medicine residency programs are training more women; pregnancy and childbirth during residency have become more common. The purpose of this study was to examine childbirth during residency from the perspectives of the new mother, her female colleagues who did not give birth during training, and program directors. We surveyed ...
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Donaldson Jeanne M - - 2011
The good behavior game (GBG) is a classwide group contingency that involves dividing the class into two teams, creating simple rules, and arranging contingencies for breaking or following those rules. Five kindergarten teachers and classrooms participated in this evaluation of the GBG. Disruptive behavior markedly decreased in all five classrooms ...
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Walsh John P - - 2011
Digital technologies can improve student interest and knowledge in science. However, researching the vast number of websites devoted to science education and integrating them into undergraduate curricula is time-consuming. We developed an Adobe ColdFusion- and Adobe Flash-based system for simplifying the construction, use, and delivery of electronic educational materials in ...
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Stocco Corey S - - 2011
Restricted and repetitive behavior (RRB) is more pervasive, prevalent, frequent, and severe in individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) than in their typical peers. One subtype of RRB is restricted interests in items or activities, which is evident in the manner in which individuals engage with items (e.g., repetitious wheel ...
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Singh Madhu B - - 2010
OBJECTIVE: To study the Status of Iodine Content of Salt in four regions of India. METHODS: At each of the four centers (Vadodara, Dibrugarh, Jodhpur, New Delhi), High Schools were selected randomly from list of schools obtained from district education office and more than 700 salt samples were selected from ...
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Hong Qing-Biao - - 2010
The effectiveness of a comprehensive schistosomiasis japonica control program implemented in 8 villages along the Yangtze river in Jiangsu province from 2005 to 2008 was studied. Control measures included snail control, chemotherapy of humans and livestock, health education, and transmission cycle interruption using sanitation in dwellings and at anchorage sites ...
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van Wüllen Christoph - - 2010
The programs ESCF, EGRAD, and AOFORCE are parts of the TURBOMOLE program package and compute excited-state properties and ground-state geometric hessians, respectively, for Hartree-Fock and density functional methods. The range of applicability of these programs has been extended by allowing them to use all CPU cores on a given node ...
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van Wüllen Christoph - - 2011
The programs ESCF, EGRAD, and AOFORCE are parts of the TURBOMOLE program package and compute excited-state properties and ground-state geometric hessians, respectively, for Hartree-Fock and density functional methods. The range of applicability of these programs has been extended by allowing them to use all CPU cores on a given node ...
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Ross Ratchneewan - - 2010
Organizing tenure/promotion dossiers can be a daunting task for junior faculty. As an adjunct to a strong program of scholarship, concept mapping can help as a concise and effective tool when applying for tenure and promotion. Concept mapping is explained here as a value-added, graphic method for junior faculty to ...
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Gale Nicola Kay - - 2011
This paper explores the 'body work' undertaken by practitioners of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), in the light of ethnographic research on the education of osteopaths and homeopaths. The data presented focus on practitioners' experiences of learning to communicate, touch and facilitate the healing process for their patients. Two new ...
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Dallemagne Bernard - - 2010
The aims of the ANUBIS™ project developed in IRCAD-Strasbourg were to evaluate the concept and the potentialities of natural orifices transluminal endoscopic surgery (NOTES), to develop a specific instrumentation, to translate the research work into clinical settings and to provide education and training. To achieve these goals, an intensive collaboration ...
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Ranaweera Sisika Priyani Nelum - - 2010
The purpose of this study was to explore students' knowledge and learning of the human nervous system (HNS) in an introductory undergraduate Human Anatomy and Physiology course. Classroom observations, demographic data, a preinstructional unit test with drawings, and a postinstructional unit test with drawings were used to identify students' overall ...
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Chang Judy C - - 2010
Medical students' choice of residency specialty is based in part on their clerkship experience. Postclerkship interest in a particular specialty is associated with the students' choice to pursue a career in that field. But, many medical students have a poor perception of their obstetrics and gynecology clerkships. To determine whether ...
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Patterson S D - - 2010
Since the 1997 landmark article by Dr. Lewis Sheiner in Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, biopharmaceutical development in phases I-IIA has become more targeted toward learning (i.e., establishing proof of concept), then subsequently confirming that regulated standards are met. The purpose and importance of the learning-proof-of-concept phase is subjective but typically ...
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Healy Frank G - - 2010
We report a thematic sequence of directed inquiry-based labs taking students from bacterial mutagenesis and phenotypic identification of their own self-created mutant, through identification of mutated genes by biochemical testing, to verification of mutant alleles by complementation, and finally to mutant allele characterization by DNA sequence analysis. The lab utilizes ...
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Alkhateeb Haitham M - - 2010
The present study assessed self-concepts of 102 (35 boys, 67 girls) Arab-American pre-adolescents (M age=11.9 yr., SD=.8) and compared scores with those of 105 (43 boys, 62 girls) Arab national students (M age=12.3 yr., SD=.7) in Lebanon. The Arab-American students scored significantly higher than the group of Arab students in ...
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Merk Magdalene - - 2010
Fundamental knowledge of microscopic anatomy and pathology has always been an essential part in medical education. The traditional didactic concept comprises theoretical and practical lessons using a light microscope and glass slides. High-speed Internet connections and technical improvement in whole-slide digital microscopy (commonly termed "virtual microscopy") provide a new and ...
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Richardson John T E - - 2010
The attainment of White students at UK institutions of higher education tends to be higher than that of students from other ethnic groups, but the causes of this are unclear. This study compared White students and students from other ethnic groups in their conceptions of learning, their approaches to studying, ...
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Sagers Jason D - - 2010
The tin-can telephone can be used to illustrate the basic concepts of sound waves and sound-structure interaction. It can also be used to illustrate advanced concepts of frequency response and speech intelligibility in acoustic communications. For the proposed demonstration, students will construct a tin-can telephone from household materials and observe ...
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Capraro Robert M - - 2010
This study extends the scope of international comparisons examining students' conceptions of the equal sign. Specifically, Korean (n = 193) and Turkish (n = 334) Grade 6 students were examined to assess whether their conceptions and responses were similar to prior findings published for Chinese and U.S. students and to ...
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Möller Jens - - 2010
Background On the one hand, achievement indicators like grades or standardized test results are strongly associated with students' domain-specific self-concepts. On the other hand, self-evaluation processes seem to be triggered by a self-enhancing means of information processing. As a consequence, above average students have more positive self-concepts than average students ...
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Möller Jens - - 2010
BACKGROUND: On the one hand, achievement indicators like grades or standardized test results are strongly associated with students' domain-specific self-concepts. On the other hand, self-evaluation processes seem to be triggered by a self-enhancing means of information processing. As a consequence, above average students have more positive self-concepts than average students ...
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Development and psychometric testing of the Clinical Learning Organisational Culture Survey (CLOCS).
Henderson Amanda - - 2010
This paper describes the development and psychometric testing of the Clinical Learning Organisational Culture Survey (CLOCS) that measures prevailing beliefs and assumptions important for learning to occur in the workplace. Items from a tool that measured motivation in workplace learning were adapted to the nursing practice context. The tool was ...
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Shonkoff Jack P - - 2010
Four decades of early childhood policy and program development indicate that evidence-based interventions can improve life outcomes, and dramatic advances in the biological and behavioral sciences now provide an opportunity to augment those impacts. The challenge of reducing the gap between what we know and what we do to promote ...
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Kassab Salah Eldin - - 2010
In the problem-based learning (PBL) medical curriculum at the Arabian Gulf University in Bahrain, students construct concept maps related to each case they study in PBL tutorials. To evaluate the interrater reliability and predictive validity of concept map scores using a structured assessment tool. We examined concept maps of the ...
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Maxwell Bruce - - 2010
This chapter identifies three common pitfalls in the use of the concept of empathy in formal social-emotional learning interventions: (1) not distinguishing between affective and cognitive empathy ("equivocation"); (2) overestimating the role of the imagination in empathizing ("Piaget's fallacy"); and (3) not accommodating the developmental and psychological independence of affective ...
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Macmillan Keith L - - 2010
Synchronization programs have become standard components in the current breeding management of cows in the dairy herds of most dairy industries. Many are based on protocols that allow timed inseminations (TAI) so as to circumvent the practical difficulties associated with estrus detection. These difficulties are exacerbated in modern herds of ...
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Blank Danilo - - 2009
To report the implementation of an open source web survey application and a case study of its first utilisation, particularly as to aspects of logistics and response behaviour, in a survey of Brazilian university students' conceptions about injury causing events. We developed an original application capable of recruiting respondents, sending ...
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Bentley Walter J - - 2009
The foundation of an integrated pest management program involves valid treatment thresholds, accurate and simple monitoring methods, effective natural controls, selective pesticides and trained individuals who can implement the concept. The Integrated Control Concept written by Stern, Smith, van den Bosch and Hagen elucidated each of these points in an ...
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Reavley Nicola - - 2010
Despite demands for evidence-based research and practice, little attention has been given to systematic approaches to the development of complex interventions to tackle workplace health problems. This paper outlines an approach to the initial stages of a workplace program development which integrates health promotion and disease management. The approach commences ...
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Nie Xianghui - - 2009
This study integrates the concepts of interval numbers and fuzzy sets into optimization analysis by dynamic programming as a means of accounting for system uncertainty. The developed interval fuzzy robust dynamic programming (IFRDP) model improves upon previous interval dynamic programming methods. It allows highly uncertain information to be effectively communicated ...
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Pilcher Jobeth W - - 2009
Concept maps are visual representations of how information is interrelated. This innovative educational tool encourages participants to focus on the whole picture and not just on limited parts. This article provides an example of how concept maps were used for assessing knowledge and critical thinking of inexperienced nurses during a ...
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Smith James J - - 2009
Despite evolution being the central concept of biology, many biology students do not understand the core principles of evolutionary theory. Here, we propose that integrating evolution throughout the biology curriculum, and incorporating molecular biology and molecular genetic perspectives, will help students not only to achieve a better understanding of evolution, ...
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Sanchez Jaime - - 2010
Concept mapping is a technique that allows for the strengthening of the learning process, based on graphic representations of the learner's mental schemes. However, due to its graphic nature, it cannot be utilized by learners with visual disabilities. In response to this limitation we implemented a study that involves the ...
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Levi Benjamin - - 2009
BACKGROUND: This study was undertaken to identify educational needs for plastic surgery residents regarding the care of elderly patients. METHODS: A focus group of plastic surgery residents was conducted. Investigators coded the focus group transcript, using a "concept identification" technique and organized the coded concepts within the 6 general competencies ...
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Saxena Anurag - - 2009
CONTEXT: Second-year medical students are introduced to many new terms and concepts in a short time frame in the hematology system and the neoplasia section of the undergraduate pathology course. It is a challenge to provide adequate practice and necessary repetition to reinforce key concepts. OBJECTIVE: To determine student perceptions ...
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Green Laura - - 2009
PURPOSE: This prologue introduces the clinical forum, briefly discusses the importance of morphology in literacy, and informs the reader of the scope of the included articles. METHOD: The concept of morphology is reviewed, contributing authors are introduced, and a brief summary of each of the 5 forum articles is provided. ...
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