Attitudes of medical students in Lahore, Pakistan towards the doctor–patient relationship by Waqas Ahmad, Edward Krupat, Yumna Asma, Noor-E- Fatima, Rayan Attique, Umar Mahmood, Ahmed Waqas

“…Patients are getting increasingly aware about exercising their autonomy and thus modern medicine cannot deliver all its advances to the patients if a good doctor–patient relationship is not established. We initiated this study with the aim to assess the leaning of medical students, who are the future physicians, towards either a doctor-centered or a patient-centered care, and to explore the effects of personal attributes on care such as gender, academic year, etc.Materials & Methods. …”
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Patient and public involvement in designing and conducting doctoral research: the whys and the hows by Justine Tomlinson, Kristina Medlinskiene, V-Lin Cheong, Sarah Khan, Beth Fylan

“…In addition, having public and patient involvement helped reduce the isolation we felt as doctoral researchers. Thus, we strongly encourage more doctoral researchers to involve public and patients in their studies. …”
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Une guerre sans fin ? L’utopie, la famille, et le monde post 11-Septembre dans Doctor Who de Russel T. Davies by Alec Charles

“…Davies’s reinvention of the classic British TV series Doctor Who. Davies’s program has announced in its themes, settings, and allusions an unusually direct engagement with contemporary politics : specifically, the repercussions of the Al-Qaeda strikes of September 11, 2001. …”
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The administrative burden on physicians and technicians for organizing international telemedicine conferences: utility of a shared program management system in an international tel... by Kuriko Kudo, Tatsuro Kudo, Shintaro Ueda, Yasuaki Antoku, Shunta Tomimatsu, Ho Shiaw-Hooi, Yukiko Hisada, Shuji Shimizu, Tomohiko Moriyama

“…Background: The use of international telemedicine conferences for doctor-to-doctor education has increased following the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic to ensure health and safety. …”
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Association of family doctor concept's implementation on doctor-patient interaction, perceived quality of care and glycaemic control among type 2 diabetes mellitus patients in prim... by Nordin, Noorfariza

“…Objectives: The objectives of this study were to compare the satisfaction level of doctor-patient interaction, perceived quality of care and mean HbA1c between T2DM patients who attended FDC and non-FDC clinics in Kelantan, to determine the factors associated with good glycaemic control among T2DM patients attended FDC clinics in Kelantan, and to examine the relationship between mean HbA1c with doctor-patient interaction and the patient’s perceived quality of care in FDC and non-FDC clinics in Kelantan, accounting for patient-level characteristics, clinic-level characteristics and nesting of patients within clinics. …”
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Antecedentes históricos del objeto de investigación de las tesis de doctorado en ciencias pedagógicas para aspirantes de ciencias médicas Historical background of research object when making a Doctoral Dissertation in Pedagogical Sciences for persons who wish to study Medical Sciences by Avelina Miranda Vázquez, Margarita Miranda Vázquez

“…<br>This article is addressed to Medical Sciences professionals who carry out pedagogical research in order to achieve the scientific degree of Doctor in Pedagogical Sciences. …”
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Effectiveness of online training in improving primary care doctors’ competency in brief tobacco interventions: A cluster-randomized controlled trial of WHO modules in Delta State, Nigeria by Nnamdi Stephen Moeteke, Patrick Oyibo, Oboratare Ochei, Maureen Iru Ntaji, Nyemike Simeon Awunor, Mitchell Oritsewino Adeyemi, Ibobo Mike Enemuwe, Eseoghene Agbatutu, Oluwaseun Opeyemi Adesoye

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Effectiveness of online training in improving primary care doctors' competency in brief tobacco interventions: A cluster-randomized controlled trial of WHO modules in Delta State, Nigeria. by Nnamdi Stephen Moeteke, Patrick Oyibo, Oboratare Ochei, Maureen Iru Ntaji, Nyemike Simeon Awunor, Mitchell Oritsewino Adeyemi, Ibobo Mike Enemuwe, Eseoghene Agbatutu, Oluwaseun Opeyemi Adesoye

“…However, medical doctors do not consistently and effectively intervene during their encounters with cigarette smokers. …”
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Reasons for considering leaving UK medicine: questionnaire study of junior doctors' comments. by Moss, P, Lambert, T, Goldacre, M, Lee, P

“…SETTING: United Kingdom. PARTICIPANTS: 1326 doctors who qualified in 1999. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE: Reasons for considering leaving. …”

Reasons for considering leaving UK medicine: questionnaire study of junior doctors' comments

“…Setting United Kingdom. Participants 1326 doctors who qualified in 1999. Main outcome measure Reasons for considering leaving. …”

Reasons why doctors choose or reject careers in general practice: national surveys. by Lambert, T, Goldacre, R, Smith, F, Goldacre, M

“…The English Department of Health expects that half of all newly qualified doctors will become GPs. AIM: To report on the reasons why doctors choose or reject careers in general practice, comparing intending GPs with doctors who chose hospital careers. …”

The development and validation of the awareness and knowledge of diabetes distress questionnaire among doctors in Malaysia. by Grace Jikinong, Pauline Siew Mei Lai, Ahmad Ihsan Abu Bakar, Tun Firzara Abdul Malik

“…The main objective of this study was to develop and validate the Awareness and Knowledge of Diabetes Distress (AKODD) questionnaire, so that it can be used to assess the knowledge attitude and practice of doctors who treat patients with diabetes distress. …”
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PALS Provider Course: Essential Program for Training Doctors of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine by Ji Whan Han

“…PALS Provider Course is a very important educational program for Health Care Providers (medical doctors, registered nurses, emergency medical technicians, etc), who are taking care of the pediatric patients. …”
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The impact of inclusive mentoring and identity work on self-efficacy in career advancement and career commitment among underrepresented early-career faculty and post-doctoral fello... by Maya S. Thakar, Doris M. Rubio, Audrey J. Murrell, Natalia E. Morone, Chantele Mitchell Miland, Gretchen E. White

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The prevalence of occupational stress among doctors in Kuala Lumpur Hospital in 1995-1996 by Ruhaini Ismail, Noor Hassim Ismail

“…Questionnaires were distributed to all doctors who are working at the said hospital. The questionnaires include personal data, 'The Medical Personnel Stress Scale' and 'Personal Stress Inventory' which were used to measure the factors as well as the occupational stress symptoms. …”
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The Impact of International Doctoral Capstone Experience on Occupational Therapy Clinicians' Current Practice by Sarbinaz Bekmuratova, Lisa Bagby, Anna Domina, Angela Patterson, Keli Mu

“…The purpose of the study was to assess the impact of an international doctoral capstone on occupational therapy clinicians’ current practice. …”
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Doctor F.P. Haass and the police hospital as the first emergency hospital in Moscow by V. R. Kuchma, N. F. Plavunov, E. I. Shubochkina, V. A. Kadyshev

“…A brief description and the work field of the doctor and humanist F. P. Haass (Friedrich Joseph Haass), who came to Moscow as a family doctor and gave all his knowledge and medical art to his new homeland, is provided. …”
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Compulsory community service for doctors in South Africa: A 15year review by J Peacocke, S Reid, S Kornik, G Wolvaardt

“…Over the 15-year period, the proportion of CS doctors who were black and received a study bursary, and who were allocated to rural areas and district hospitals, increased. …”
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Writing Retreats Responding to the Needs of Doctoral Candidates Through Engagement with Academic Writing by Émilie Tremblay-Wragg, Cynthia Vincent, Sara Mathieu-C., Christelle Lison, Annabelle Ponsin, Catherine Déri

“…Developing a better understanding of PhD candidates’ needs to optimize engagement with writing is important for improving the overall doctoral experience and reduce attrition. We then conducted a qualitative longitudinal experimental study with PhD candidates from Canadian universities: 15 respondents who participated in a writing retreat and 15 respondents who never participated in such event. …”
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Recommending COVID-19 Vaccines to Patients: Practice and Concerns of Frontline Family Doctors by Paul Kwok Ming Poon, Weiju Zhou, Dicken Cheong Chun Chan, Kin On Kwok, Samuel Yeung Shan Wong

“…The proportion of doctors who would proactively discuss COVID-19 vaccines with patients was 52.9%. …”
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