Palliative Care Education Expands and Diversifies Across Slovenia
A retrospective review of palliative care education in Slovenia from 2012 to 2025 reveals significant expansion alongside ongoing needs for ...
Tag: clinical training
Ugandan Survey Identifies Gaps in Healthcare Worker Blood Component Prescribing Patterns
A cross-sectional survey of 306 healthcare workers in Uganda identified significant knowledge gaps and widespread reliance on whole blood and ...
Psychiatry Residency Programs in Iran Adapt Training During Recent Military Crises
The 2025–2026 military crises in Iran placed unprecedented operational strain on psychiatric medical education, compelling academic medical centers to reorganize ...
VR proves more fun but less practical than desktop simulation in orthoptics training
University of Liverpool orthoptics students found virtual reality more enjoyable than a desktop strabismus simulator but rated the computer tool ...
Smart Spreadsheet System Streamlines Laboratory Medicine Teaching Management
Researchers implemented a smart spreadsheet-based system to manage teaching activities in a clinical laboratory medicine department, resulting in significant reductions ...
Latvian pharmacy workers show gaps in anaphylaxis knowledge and autoinjector skills
A Latvian cross-sectional study found that many community pharmacy workers recognized basic signs of anaphylaxis but showed substantial gaps in ...
AI Generates Rare Gut Lesion Images From a Single Photo to Sharpen Diagnostics
A retraining-free generative framework called EndoRare synthesizes diverse images of rare gastrointestinal lesions from a single reference image, improving AI ...
Pragmatic evaluation can strengthen early medical education innovation
A 2026 editorial argues that aligning pragmatic evaluation methods with an educational innovation’s goals and stage can provide meaningful early ...
Australian survey examines barriers to gender-responsive healthcare for men
An Australian cross-sectional survey of 487 healthcare professionals found limited training and familiarity with gender-responsive healthcare for men, alongside barriers ...
Ask, Audit, Apply: A New Rulebook for Doctors Thinking with AI
Researchers propose a three-step framework—Ask, Audit, Apply—to guide clinicians in reasoning safely and accountably with AI-powered decision support tools.
Nurses’ CPR Confidence Varies Sharply Across Saudi Healthcare Settings, Study Finds
A mixed-methods study of 227 nurses in Saudi Arabia found CPR knowledge and resuscitation self-efficacy vary significantly across clinical settings, ...
Emotions May Be the Missing Key to Medical Professionalism, Researchers Argue
A new decolonial perspective argues that emotions are not threats to medical professionalism but essential resources for clinical decision-making and ...
Blended and Outcome-Based Teaching Outperform Lectures in Nuclear Medicine Nursing Training
A three-hospital Chinese trial found that Outcome-Based Education and online-offline blended teaching both significantly outperform traditional lectures in training nuclear ...
Overthinking on the Ward: How Rumination Shapes Nursing Interns’ Caring Ability and Professional Identity
A study of 591 nursing interns in Sichuan, China, finds that rumination erodes professional identity largely by damaging caring ability, ...
Beyond Burnout: Why a Group of Physicians Says ‘Heartache’ Names What Medicine Is Really Suffering
A Duke-led narrative review in the Journal of General Internal Medicine proposes replacing burnout and moral injury with the term ...
Needlestick Injuries Hit 42% of Nursing Students, and Knowledge Alone Does Not Protect Them
A cross-sectional study of 455 Egyptian nursing students found that 42.4 percent reported a needlestick injury within a year, with ...
Low Back Pain in Nursing Students: A Clinical Concern
In an increasingly demanding healthcare environment, nursing students are at the forefront of juggling rigorous academic requirements with hands-on clinical ...
