Background Throughout the world all health professionals face stress because of time-
pressures, workload, multiple roles and emotional issues. Stress does not only exist among …

The widespread accessibility of antimicrobials transformed the path of olden times. Many
infections beforehand not curable found treatment, for example, tuberculosis. Scientist …

The innovation of penicillin by Dr Alexander Fleming in 1928 and its use in clinical practice
saved many lives, especially during the Second World War. Tuberculosis still carries a …

Background The Dundee Ready Education Environment Measure (DREEM) was planned
and designed to quantify the educational environment precisely for medical schools and …

This book provides a comprehensive and authoritative assessment of the training of health
professionals in Nigeria, looking back to how health care education has evolved in the …

Defining professionalism in this constantly evolving world is not easy. How do you measure
degrees of benevolence and compassion? If it is so obvious to our profession, what …

Background: Professionalism is the basis of trust in patient–physician relationships;
however, there is very limited evidence focusing on attitudes towards professionalism …

When evaluating the overall quality of a school's training system, and more especially the
quality of its teaching, one of the most significant factors to evaluate is the curriculum offered …

Objectives: Medical professionalism forms the bridge between doctors and society.
Conserving and maintaining professionalism is obligatory for physicians' curriculum. The …

Background Different forms of unprofessionalism in terms of lack of respect, preventable
medical errors, inability to work together with colleagues, and discrimination while providing …