When Cancer Strikes Home: Medical Students Become Their Family’s Medical Interpreter
A qualitative study of 18 medical students in China reveals how clinical training transforms family members into medical interpreters when ...
A qualitative study of 18 medical students in China reveals how clinical training transforms family members into medical interpreters when ...
A survey of 191 medical students and physicians in Turkey finds that informal medical consultations via WhatsApp and phone calls ...
A reflective essay in the Journal of General Internal Medicine explores how the recurring arrivals and departures of medical training ...
A cross-sectional study of 252 Iranian medical students shows that AI literacy and perceived privacy protection, alongside ease of use ...
A Yale-led medical education program that appoints senior students as formal Associate Course Educators more than tripled annual clinical reasoning ...
A new quasi-experimental study from Ankara found that a one-month experiential contact program in an addiction treatment center reduced stigma, ...
A pilot survey of medical students finds that ethical views on AI are consistent across academic and clinical settings but ...
A survey of 202 female medical students in Borama, Somaliland, found that only 46.5 percent practiced breast self-examination despite high ...
A competency-based obesity medicine curriculum tested across eight US medical schools significantly raised students' self-reported competence, knowledge, and positive attitudes ...
A Croatian longitudinal and cross-sectional study of 574 medical students found that deliberative moral sensitivity rises sharply at the transition ...
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