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<-- Kuwait -->
Prevalence
of Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Type-2 Diabetic
Patients with IHD
Mohammed Bamashmoos
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<-- Nigeria -->
Perceived
Social Problems Influencing Management in the
Primary Care in a Semi-Urban Tertiary Hospital
in Nigeria
Olaniyi O AfolabiI, Olufemi Akinbode Ogundele,
Babatunde Ishola Awokola
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<--Saudi Arabia -->
Perception and Attitude towards Breaking Bad News
in the Saudi Population
Mohammed O.
Alrukban, Ahmad Bahnassy, Badr O. Albadr, Mussab
Alshuil, Abulrahman Aldebaib, Tamim Algannam,
Faisal Alhafaf, Abdulaziz Almohanna, Tariq Alfifi,
Abdullah Alshehri, Muhannad Alshahrani
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RESEARCH CENTRE
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Impact of
undergraduate research experience on postgraduate
research and practice
Dear participants,
The researchers are convinced of the benefits
of authentic research experiences by undergraduates
in the sciences. They believe that students
gain specific skills, such as research design,
hypothesis formation, data collection, data
analysis, computing, and information literacy.
Students note personal gains, including greater
independence of work and thought, tolerance
for obstacles, readiness for new challenges,
growing self-confidence, and a sense of accomplishment.
However the viability of these skills are under
debate. So far we are not sure that those who
have developed these skills have applied them
later in their career or whether it will be
helpful to do research.
This retrospective study is an attempt to find
out if those medical researchers who continued
research and who have had published original
articles in peer reviewed journals after passing
their graduate examination, have also had experience
of research during their study at medical school
and was there any impact from engaging in research
in undergraduate education.
Therefore, it is requested that you spare a
few minutes to fill in a small-attached form
and email to us as soon as possible.
Your contribution in this regard is highly
appreciated.
Dr. Abdul Sattar Khan (Turkey)
Prof. Riaz Qureshi (Saudi Arabia)
Prof. Mohsen Rezaeian (Iran)
Lesley Pocock (Australia)
Click here for
Questionnaire
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