social interest: the new challenge of health sector and academic achievement undoubtedly the most valuable asset of any society is its manpower. among the most critical factors for success in all areas, institutions and organizations, including industrial, office, service and training is that healthy relationships are based on cooperation and solidarity among community members. mental health of...

OBJECTIVE To investigate medical students' career choice motivation and its relationship with their academic interest and performance. METHODS We conducted a cross-sectional study in a sample (n=207) of medical students at a private medical school in Korea, stratified by year of medical course. Data about participant demographics, career choice motivation and academic interest were collected ...

OBJECTIVE The purpose of this pilot study was to assess the differences in the attitudes of first and fourth-year medical students regarding careers in academics. We also sought to identify any factors associated with an increased interest in academic medicine. METHODS A cross-sectional study was conducted during October 2013 at the University of Louisville. All first and fourth year medical ...

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES A trend toward the lack of interest in academic careers has been observed in Medicine, including in the area of Anesthesiology. The objective of the present study was to research the interest of physicians specializing in Anesthesiology in following an academic career, as well as identify the determinant factors of this choice. METHOD The present was a prospective an...

EASE-15 was organized around the topic of “Monetary Policy under Very Low Inflation Rates.” Until about a decade ago, this would have seemed to be an issue of only academic – meaning negligible – interest. However, the advent of extremely low inflation since the late 1990s has brought this macroeconomic issue to the forefront of policy discussions. As usual, academic interest has responded to t...

Abstract Social media are being used increasingly by the science community to share research output with a wide audience and seek feedback. They also as alternatives traditional citation-based assessment of impacts scientific products even inform employment decisions in academia. One these platforms, ResearchGate, is popular application more than 20 million users who discuss products. We report...