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Need for research oriented medical education in India.

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Deo MG. Need for research oriented medical education in India. Indian J Med Res. 2009 Aug;130(2):105-7 In this editorial, Dr. Deo highlights something that is a fundamental need and is unfortunately a lacuna. Research in our medical curriculum has far less importance than it deserves, the result of which is…

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Ethics in presentations: teach the teachers first

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Sivapathasundharam . Ethics in presentations: teach the teachers first Available from: www.ijdr.in/text.asp?2008/19/4/283/44525 The author writes about presentations in conferences and highlights the importance of quoting references. – a practice that is by and large either neglected or minimized in Indian presentation. He emphasizes that by quoting references the presenter shows that…

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Students’ PEARLS: successfully incorporating evidence-based medicine in medical students’ clinical attachments.

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Stockler MR, March L, Lindley RI, Mellis C. ACP Journal Club. Students' PEARLS: successfully incorporating evidence-based medicine in medical students' clinical attachments. Ann Intern Med. 2009 Apr 21;150(8):JC4-2, JC4-3. The article describes an experiment with "PEARLS" - Presentations of Evidence Abstracted from Research Literature to Solve real peoples’ problems. The interesting…

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Mentoring medical student research through studentships and fellowships: Reflections from India.

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Dangayach NS, Kulkarni UP, Panchabhai TS. Mentoring medical student research through studentships and fellowships: Reflections from India. J Postgrad Med 2009;55:152-3 The authors have shared some good ideas (based on experience) about improving prospects of research among medical students. We hope that authorities of medical colleges and bodies like the…

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Why learn research methodology?

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Nayak BK. Why learn research methodology? Indian J Ophthalmol 2009;57:173-4 Dr Nayak in his editorial in the current issue of the IJO, stresses that whether one does formal research or not, it is really important for all to understand research methodology. Stating that medical research is not given due importance…

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Need for research oriented medical education in India.

Ethics in presentations: teach the teachers first

Students’ PEARLS: successfully incorporating evidence-based medicine in medical students’ clinical attachments.

Mentoring medical student research through studentships and fellowships: Reflections from India.

Why learn research methodology?

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