Arrivals and Departures
A reflective essay in the Journal of General Internal Medicine explores how the recurring arrivals and departures of medical training ...
Tag: mentorship
Why Urgent Tasks Keep Sabotaging Doctors’ Careers: A New Matrix Offers Answers
A new framework in the Journal of General Internal Medicine reframes professional effort around identity rather than urgency, explaining why ...
Trainee Teachers Reveal Why Classroom Technology Succeeds in Cities but Fails in Rural Schools
A qualitative South African study of student-teachers finds that self-efficacy, mentorship and stark urban-rural infrastructure gaps determine whether classroom technology ...
Redesigned 20-Hour Research Course Transforms Medical Students’ Skills, But Not Their Motivation
A redesigned 20-hour research course at King Faisal University dramatically improved medical students' research knowledge and confidence, but failed to ...
London Paediatric Training Scheme Shows How to Grow Its Own Quality Improvement Mentors
An eight-year London programme has trained 254 paediatric resident doctors in quality improvement while building a self-sustaining mentor pipeline drawn ...
After 42 Years and Seven Million Fossils, a Museum Career Built One Specimen at a Time
Roger Portell retired from the Florida Museum of Natural History after 42 years, having grown its invertebrate paleontology collection from ...
Early Publications May Shape Academic Careers in Dermatology, Study Finds
A new retrospective study in the Archives of Dermatological Research examines how research productivity during training relates to academic medicine ...
When Mentors and Students Disagree: Inside the Hidden Fault Lines of Biomedical Engineering Training
A qualitative study of a multi-institutional biomedical engineering research center finds that faculty mentors and student trainees share broad expectations ...
Student Teachers in the UAE Reveal Gaps in Classroom Technology Readiness
A qualitative study of Emirati early childhood student teachers finds that while they embrace classroom technology, they lack training in ...
Why Midwifery Schools in Poorer Countries Struggle to Build Research Cultures
A new scoping review finds that midwifery educators in low- and middle-income countries face persistent institutional, structural, and resource barriers ...
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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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