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Medicine Articles

Biomedical

Preoperative investigation practices for elective surgical patients: clinical audit

Meseret Firde,

Meseret Firde

Tikuneh Yetneberk

Tikuneh Yetneberk


Background

The findings of pre-operative investigations help to identify risk factors that may affect the course of surgery or post-operative recovery by contributing to informed consent conversations between the surgical team and the patient, as well as guiding surgical and anesthetic planning. Certainly, preoperative tests are valuable...
6 months ago

Biomedical

Assessing nurses’ professional competency: a cross-sectional study in Palestine

Rasha Abu Zaitoun

Rasha Abu Zaitoun


Background

Evaluating nurses’ professional competence is critical for ensuring high-quality patient care. Therefore, this study aimed to evaluate the nurses’ professional competence level and to identify differences based on demographics in three West Bank hospitals.

Methods<...
6 months ago

Biomedical

Comparison of outcome of TIP urethroplasty with or without Buck’s Fascia repair

Raashid Hamid,

Raashid Hamid

Aejaz A. Baba

Aejaz A. Baba


Objective

Objective TIP is the most common preformed type of Urethroplasty. The intermediate barrier is used as a waterproofing layer to prevent fistula formation. Many tissues have been utilized as a barrier layer, with varying success rates. The search for a better intermed...
6 months ago

Biomedical

Acute ischemic heart disease and interventional cardiology: a time for pause

Peter Bogaty,

Peter Bogaty

James M Brophy

James M Brophy


Abstract

Background

Acute coronary syndrome treatment has changed. Patients now get early angiography and revascularization. This approach relies on angiographic images and technical ability. Medical management based on clinical presentation has declined. Advanced cardiac technology and stu...
6 months ago

Biomedical

Cardiology on the cutting edge: updates from the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress 2020

Enrique Gallego-Colon,

Enrique Gallego-Colon

Aldo Bonaventura,

Aldo Bonaventura

Alessandra Vecchié,

Alessandra Vecchié

Antonio Cannatà,

Antonio Cannatà

Ciarán Martin Fitzpatrick

Ciarán Martin Fitzpatrick


Abstract

The 2020 annual Congress of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) was the first ever to be held virtually. Under the spotlight of ‘the cutting edge of cardiology’, exciting and ground‑breaking cardiovascular (CV) science was presented both in basic and clinical research. This commentary summarizes essential updates from ...
6 months ago

Biomedical

Knowledge, attitude, and perceived barriers regarding colorectal cancer screening practices and risk factors among medical students in Saudi Arabia

Asma Althobaiti,

Asma Althobaiti

Hoda Jradi

Hoda Jradi


Abstract

Background

Colorectal cancer (CRC) is a major health problem. It is the third most diagnosed common tumour and the fourth leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide. Early screening has been shown to decrease the incidence of CRC cancer and decrease mortality. In Saudi Arabia...
6 months ago

Biomedical

Investigating the risk factors for academic difficulties in the medical programme at a South African university

Sfiso Emmanuel Mabizela,

Sfiso Emmanuel Mabizela

Judith Bruce

Judith Bruce


Background

Background The National Benchmark Test (NBT) that determines academic readiness is widely used by faculties as an additional measure to select students for the study of medicine. Despite this, many students continue to experience academic challenges that culminate in delayed g...
6 months ago

Biomedical

Remediation of at-risk medical students: theory in action

Kalman A Winston,

Kalman A Winston

Cees PM Van Der Vleuten,

Cees PM Van Der Vleuten

Albert JJA Scherpbier

Albert JJA Scherpbier


Background

Previous work has shown that a programme drawing on a blend of theories improves outcomes for students who fail and repeat their first semester at medical school. Remediation of struggling students is achieved through a cognitive apprenticeship within a small community of inquiry. This requires expert teachers who perform ...
6 months ago

Biomedical

Medical error disclosure: from the therapeutic alliance to risk management: the vision of the new Italian code of medical ethics

Emanuela Turillazzi,

Emanuela Turillazzi

Margherita Neri

Margherita Neri


Background

The Italian code of medical deontology stipulates that physicians must inform patients of each unwanted event and its causes, identifying, reporting, and evaluating adverse events and errors. This duty extends beyond the doctor-patient relationship and is central to improving professional service quality and clinical risk mana...
6 months ago

Biomedical

Loss of international medical experiences: knowledge, attitudes and skills at risk

Corita R Grudzen,

Corita R Grudzen

Eric Legome

Eric Legome


Key Questions

What are the benefits of international medical experiences?

International medical experiences broaden diagnostic skills, introduce rare clinical entities, improve cultural competence, and increase interest ...
6 months ago

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