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- The yellow brick road of medical education. Nisker, Jeffrey A. // CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal;03/01/97, Vol. 156 Issue 5, p689
Deals with the importance of intelligence, compassion and courage among students in the medical practice. Enhancement of intelligence through exam-induced memorization; Teachers' responsibility in the prevention of losing empathy in training of students; Need of courage and self-confidence in...
- Precepting medical students: Effect on patient satisfaction. Huffman, Grace Brooke // American Family Physician;04/01/98, Vol. 57 Issue 7, p1659
Presents a summary of the article `Direct observation of community-based ambulatory encounters involving medical students,' by S.H. Frank, from the JAMA dated September 1997.
- Entire Calvin Pre-Med Class Wins Acceptance. Rent, Katy // Grand Rapids Business Journal;10/21/2002, Vol. 20 Issue 42, pB6
Reports on the acceptance to medical school of pre-medical Calvin College students in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Acceptance rate of the college.
- Don't blame the messenger. Joseph, A.P. // BMJ: British Medical Journal (International Edition);5/04/96, Vol. 312 Issue 7039, p1142
Narrates the experiences of the author when he was a medical student at Cambridge University in England. Inability to treat a man with a heart attack; Death of the man; Argument between a physician and the author; Relationship of the author to the man's wife.
- South African medical students to do two extra years. Sidley, Pat // BMJ: British Medical Journal (International Edition);8/3/96, Vol. 313 Issue 7052, p252
Reports that the South African Medical and Dental Council has decided that medical student have to do two extra vocational training before they can go into private practice.
- Regaining my position. Barnes, Richard // BMJ: British Medical Journal (International Edition);8/3/96, Vol. 313 Issue 7052, p261
Focuses on the experiences of the author as a medical student. Passion for rugby; Increase of educational workload.
- New to medicine but not to life. Santiago, Raquel // Crain's Cleveland Business;2/5/96, Vol. 17 Issue 6, p15
Focuses on medical students in the United States who have pursued their career later in life. Statistics on older medical students in the United States in 1994; Reasons for the rise in non-traditional medical students; Brief profiles of several older medical students.
- Most students pursue generalist training. Japsen, Bruce // Modern Healthcare;3/20/95, Vol. 25 Issue 12, p10
Reports that a majority of medical school seniors in the United States will pursue training as generalist physicians, according to the National Resident Matching Program.
- Some experience necessary. Greenhalgh, Trisha // BMJ: British Medical Journal (International Edition);09/05/98, Vol. 317 Issue 7159, p687
Comments on the capabilities of medical graduates in Great Britain. Concerns of the older generation of medical practitioners over the skills of graduates; Details on the training given to medical students.
- Losing your zest for medicine? Read this. Rhames, Matt // Medical Economics;8/26/96, Vol. 73 Issue 16, p151
Presents the author's thoughts on being a medical student. Relationship between the doctor and his patients; Importance of the stethoscope to a doctor; Author's efforts to combine hard work and studies to improve himself.
