Frozen section is a prominent point of intersection between surgeons and pathologists. It is regarded as the most definitive--but not the sole--form of intraoperative consultation. Its role in tissue triage, diagnosis, and intraoperative management should not be misconstrued as a shortcut to a definitive diagnosis. Although the pathologist remains in control of the tissue disposition, frozen se...

This study investigated the relationship between disposition (people's consistent motivation) toward critical thinking (CT) and worrying. In spite of its connection to psychopathology, worry is thought to represent an effort at problem-solving. Moreover, worry has been found to be underpinned by cognitive development, leading us to predict a positive relationship between worry and CT dispositio...

The emergency department structure and treatment services deal with critical, semi-critical, urgent care cases. Among these cases are medical surgical can be divided into trauma non-trauma-based Trauma cases, therefore, a sub-specialized field provided within the patients presenting acute bodily harm. A proper system of traumatology must in place to recognise major trauma, relay accurate timely...

INTRODUCTION We tested the effect of a brief disposition process intervention on residents' time to disposition and emergency department (ED) length of stay (LOS) in high acuity ED patients. METHODS This was a quasi-experimental study design in a single teaching hospital where ED residents are responsible for administrative bed requests for patients. Enrollment was performed for intervention ...

Developing critical thinking in teaching-learning activity is a major issue for educational institutions, and giving appropriate learning model intervention certainly provides an assurance to successfully develop competitive graduates Industrial Revolution 4.0 challenges. This research aims validate the development of Critical Thinking Cycle (CTC) as intervention. It employs through validation ...