OBJECTIVES To determine the extent to which undergraduate medical students experience (and/or witness) bullying and harassment during their first year on full-time placements and to compare with new General Medical Council (GMC) evidence on bullying and harassment of doctors in training. SETTING A UK university offering medical and nursing undergraduate programmes. PARTICIPANTS 309 medical ...

introduction: dental students are high risks persons in exposing to hepatitis b infection. dental students knowledge and attitude about hepatitis b infection is necessary for assessment the educational evaluation and supervision of dental treatments. the aim was to survey the knowledge and attitude in the final year students of dental schools in tehran regarding hepatitis b infection control an...

There is a constant need to promote retention and better prepare students for their engineering careers in educational programs. Nationally, about 50% of students entering engineering drop out by the junior year. In a typical curriculum, students are exposed to little or no systems engineering concepts until they become seniors. Soft skills and some problem solving skills cannot be effectively ...

background: human beings use different approaches to learning. thus the aim of this study is to explore the mechanisms of learning through the hidden curriculum in the perspective of baccalaureate undergraduate nursing students. methods: this qualitative study, involving 24 baccalaureate undergraduate nursing students, was done by purposeful sampling strategies. the data were collected using se...

BACKGROUND The importance of fostering the development of empathy in undergraduate students is continuously emphasized in international recommendations for medical education. Paradoxically, some studies in the North-American context using self-reported measures have found that empathy declines during undergraduate medical training. Empathy is also known to be gender dependent- (highest for fema...

The SEA-ORCHID project (South East Asia Optimising Reproductive Child Health in Developing countries) initiated a survey among undergraduate medical students at five South-East Asia universities to ascertain their understanding of evidence-based practice, information seeking practices, access to Information Technology and evidencebased databases as well as their understanding of clinical practi...

To increase the numbers of underrepresented racial minority students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), federal and private agencies have allocated significant funding to undergraduate research programs, which have been shown to students' intentions of enrolling in graduate or professional school. Analyzing a longitudinal sample of 4,152 aspiring STEM majors who comple...

This article charts the development of the ‘Create a Better Online You’ (CBOY) project. The focus of CBOY was the social media skills of undergraduate students at QUT. While many students will have encountered ‘cybersafety’ training in primary or secondary school, however, a comprehensive environmental scan revealed little in the way of social media resources targeted at undergraduate students....

Objective: identify the senses and practices representative of humanization in the training of undergraduate nursing students. Method: a qualitative study, supported on the national policy of humanization and the concept of social representation. An interview was conducted with 40 undergraduate nursing students from a public institution. ALCESTE software was used for lexical content analysis. R...

Although mobile learning in higher education has recently received considerable attention, the fact remains that much of the scholarly effort has been limited to the notions of instrumentality. Drawing on UTAUT2 and extant literature on learning behavior, an adoption model that reflects the determinants of undergraduate students’ mobile learning acceptance in a consumer context was developed an...