Medical Student Perspective on Palliative Care Teaching

Condensing embryology teaching: a medical student perspective

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Quality improvement teaching at medical school: a student perspective.

Guidelines in the UK require all doctors to actively take part in quality improvement. To ease future doctors into the process, formal quality improvement teaching can be delivered during medical school.

Teaching palliative care to residents and medical students.

CPR in medical TV shows: non-health care student perspective

Introduction There are over a dozen medical shows airing on television, many of which are during prime time. Researchers have recently become more interested in the role of these shows, and the awareness on cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Several cases have been reported where a lay person resuscitated a family member using medical TV shows as a reference. The purpose of this study is to examine...

Palliative Care - An Indian Perspective

Palliative care in India is a relatively new concept; developed over the past 30 years, compared to 50 years in the developed nations. The Government of India initiated a National Cancer Control Programme to make pain relief one of the basic services to be provided at the primary health care level. Kerala is often cited as a ‘beacon of hope’contributing to two-thirds of India’s Palliative care ...