Dermoscopy Training Helps Primary Care Doctors Spot Skin Cancers, Review Finds
A systematic review of reviews finds dermoscopy training improves diagnostic accuracy and confidence among primary care practitioners, though evidence quality ...
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Ecuador’s Trauma Hospitals Face Gaps Between Equipment and Real-World Capacity
A nationwide cross-sectional study of 49 Ecuadorian public hospitals and 215 trauma specialists reveals gaps between hospital infrastructure, imaging availability, ...
Surgical trust is built over time, not by a single score
A scoping review of 122 studies found that supervisors build trust in residents through continuous, contextual judgment rather than a ...
Training Doctors Where People Live Could Fix Rural Healthcare Shortages
A Flinders University-led paper in the BMJ argues that rural medical training and First Nations leadership in medical education are ...
Resident Doctors’ Mental Health Shifts Dramatically Across Training Stages, Study Reveals
A qualitative study of 33 resident trainees in China finds self-efficacy, well-being, burnout and professional identity change across training stages, ...
Camera-Based Metrics Show Surgeons Really Do Suture Better, Study Finds
A camera-equipped suturing simulator called SutureCoach used image-based metrics to objectively distinguish novices, residents, and attending surgeons across a 97-participant ...
Video Games Could Help Train Doctors, but the Evidence Remains Weak, Review Finds
A systematic review of nineteen studies finds that video games show promise as warm-up and training tools for medical procedures, ...
Paired Teaching Model Boosts Skills for Residents and Interns Alike
A randomized trial at a Chinese teaching hospital found that pairing one resident physician with two to three interns significantly ...
Simulation Training Transforms Emergency Medicine Education in Malaysia, Survey Reveals
A multicentre survey of four Malaysian university teaching hospitals finds simulation-based education is widely used and highly valued in postgraduate ...
Sick but Still on Duty: The Hidden Cost of Presenteeism in Medical Residency
A qualitative study of postgraduate residents in Pakistan reveals how professional duty, financial precarity, and institutional culture drive doctors with ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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