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Autor:
Aya N Farfour, Abdelmoneim Eldali, Taimur Butt, Ranim A Chamseddin, Mohammad Alomar, S. Hassan Rahmatullah
Publikováno v:
Trauma and Emergency Care. 2
Autor:
Tehreem A. Khan, Abdullah AlShammari, Abdulhadi A. AlAmodi, Mohammad Abrar Shareef, Hassan Rahmatullah, Salman M. Nazmi, Lucman A. Anwer, Ahmed A. Shamia, Ahmed Abu-Zaid, Loai M. Dweik, Ranim A. Chamseddin, Ammar J. Alsheikh, Ahmed Yaqinuddin
Publikováno v:
Medical Teacher. 36:S36-S42
Introduction: Concern has been expressed in recent times whether medical schools have adapted sufficiently to cater for the increasing demand of physician–scientists. Studies have shown that research involvement at the undergraduate level is vital
Autor:
Alexzander Asea, Fatimah A Alghamdi, Ranim A Chamseddin, Asma M Al Najjar, Ahmed Abu Zaid, Solomon S Senok, Muhammad Lucman Anwer, Sarah R Qureshi, Punit Kaur, Khaled M Alkattan
Publikováno v:
Journal of Cell Science & Therapy.
Purpose: The declining physician-scientist number is alarming. Therefore, this study is designed to establish early exposure to undergraduate research interest in science careers and generates physician-scientist workforces. Materials and methods: In
Autor:
Tehreem A. Khan, Reem E. Hamadah, Ranim A. Chamseddin, Abdulhadi A. AlAmodi, Reema B. Abu-Dawas, Razan Kharraz, Muaz A. Mallick, Dileep Kumar Rohra
Publikováno v:
Saudi Medical Journal
Saudi Medical Journal, Vol 36, Iss 9, Pp 1103-1109 (2015)
Saudi Medical Journal, Vol 36, Iss 9, Pp 1103-1109 (2015)
Objectives: To compare the research productivity of different Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries in the field of biomedical sciences from 2011-2013. Methods: This is a retrospective study conducted in the College of Medicine, Alfaisal Universit
Autor:
Ranim A. Chamseddin, Loai M. Dweik, Mohammad Abrar Shareef, Abdulhadi A. AlAmodi, Zainab Abudan, Abdalla M Gazal, Alaa A. Ali, Reema B. Abu-Dawas, Nawaf H. Albali, Tehreem A. Khan
Publikováno v:
Advances in physiology education. 39(1)
Student contributions to research have been shown to effectively reflect on their communication and critical thinking skills. Short-term research courses offer opportunities for medical students to advance their research experience in subsequent high