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Current Issue May-August 2020
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Vol 33 | Issue 2
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Editorial |
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We are pleased to publish this issue of Education for Health. The contents include original research, brief communication, student contribution, practical advice, and letters to the editors from aro... |
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Guest Editorial |
Best of projects that work |
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The Projects That Work (PTW) annual global competition was introduced in 2013 by the Foundation for Advancement of International Medical Education and Research (FAIMER) to recognize, reward, and pro... |
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Original Research Article |
Tiered team research: A novel concept for increasing research productivity in the academic setting |
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Background: Research has become a key pillar of academic medicine and a cornerstone of residency training; however, there continues to be significant barriers to ensuring research productivit... |
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Original Research Article |
Train-the-trainer: Pilot trial for ebola virus disease simulation training |
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Background: Highly infectious but rare diseases require rapid dissemination of safety critical skills to health-care workers (HCWs). Simulation is an effective method of education; however, i... |
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TUFH 40th Anniversary Special Papers: Practical Advice Paper |
Community intervention projects as a strategy to integrate essential public health functions (EPHF) with clinical knowledge into the curriculum of medicine |
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Background: Students in medical school often do not get the opportunity to apply public health principles to their work. This can affect the likelihood that they will apply population and pub... |
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