Research Articles
The Silent Teachers: How Basic Medical Sciences Build the Doctors of Tomorrow
Exploring the indispensable role of basic medical sciences in shaping the future of healthcare through student perspectives and educational research.
The First Prescription: Are We Training Our Future Doctors to Prescribe Wisely?
An in-depth analysis of rational prescribing practices among medical interns and the gap between knowledge and real-world application.
The Digital Caduceus: How Virtual Labs are Reshaping Medical Training
Exploring how Computer Assisted Learning enhances pharmacology education for medical students through interactive virtual labs and simulations.
Problem-Based vs. Lecture-Based Learning: How Nepal's Medical Students Are Reshaping Their Education
Exploring the performance and preferences of medical students in Nepal regarding Problem-Based Learning versus traditional Lecture-Based Learning approaches.
Beyond the Stethoscope: How Bangladesh is Rethinking Doctor Education for Better Healthcare
Exploring stakeholder perspectives on medical education quality in Bangladesh and pathways for improvement through integrated teaching and curriculum reform.
Does Medical School Tutor Expertise Really Matter? The Unexpected Truth Revealed by a South African Study
Exploring how tutor subject-matter expertise influences student achievement in problem-based learning at UNITRA Medical School
The Blueprint Within: Designing Medicine's First Year to Forge Healers, Not Just Healers
A radical redesign of medical school's first year through integrated learning to foster compassionate, community-minded healers from day one.