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Helping Dyslexic Medical Students Pass Their OSCE Exams - 0 views

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    "Because both are dyslexic, special accommodations had to be made."
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Medical Moulage - 1 views

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    "Rely on this easy-to-use guide to create over 300 special effects for your clinical simulations and live drills. Simple recipes and over 1,200 full-color illustrations provide step-by-step how-to's using readily available ingredients."
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e-meducation open access medical education portal</title> - 0 views

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    primarily resources for learning about infections
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    Medical education portal. Links to free open access medical education resources, monthly teaching cases, custom medical search. Alfa Institute of Biomedical Sciences-AIBS educational site., We created for our visitors a custom Google search engine that generates results from professional oriented sites for healthcare providers, leaving outside commercial pages. It is a highly specialized Custom Search Engine that reflects medical knowledge and interests.{kl_php} include("http://www.e-meducation.com/templates/daydream2blue/google.php");{/kl_php}, Orofacial pain and fever, Severe shortness of breath after PTCA, A short description of the procedure is presented for each case along with interesting remarks and teaching points. We present our findings in: Laparascopic surgery, Lesions on blue skin base, Fever in a patient with liver metastasis of bowel carcinoma
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Narrative-Based Medicine: Potential, Pitfalls, and Practice - 0 views

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    "Narratives have always been a vital part of medicine. Stories about patients, the experience of caring for them, and their recovery from illness have always been shared-among physicians as well as among patients and their relatives. With the evolution of "modern" medicine, narratives were increasingly neglected in favor of "facts and findings," which were regarded as more scientific and objective. Now, in recent years medical narrative is changing-from the stories about patients and their illnesses, patient narratives and the unfolding and interwoven story between health care professionals and patients are both gaining momentum, leading to the creation or defining of narrative-based medicine (NBM). The term was coined deliberately to mark its distinction from evidence-based medicine (EBM); in fact, NBM was propagated to counteract the shortcomings of EBM.1,2 But what is NBM? Is it a specific therapeutic tool, a special form of physician-patient communication, a qualitative research tool, or does it simply signify a particular attitude towards patients and doctoring? It can be all of the above with different forms or genres of narrative or practical approach called for depending on the field of application. "
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Critical Care special addition of the Lancet - 0 views

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    "This series includes three Reviews about intensive care medicine. The papers describe the evolution of the specialty, the demand for and ability to supply appropriate levels of care, and some of the commonly faced ethical dilemmas and challenges. These topics are apt in this period of economic constraint. Intensive care medicine consumes a considerable proportion of health-care resources and these costs will need to be justified. The appropriateness and effectiveness of the care provided will need to be improved to ensure that these resources are directed to patients most in need of them. "
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