Obstetric Simulation Training to Breech Delivery, Shoulder Dystocia, Forceps, and Vacuum Experience by Jule Eric Horasanlı, NUR DEMİRBAS, Seyma Cıcek

“…STUDY DESIGN: This prospective cohort research was conducted among assistant doctors and midwives. The course was held in the simulation center by creating 4 different scenarios. …”
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Portable Handheld Slit-Lamp Based on a Smartphone Camera for Cataract Screening by Shenming Hu, Hong Wu, Xinze Luan, Zhuoshi Wang, Mary Adu, Xiaoting Wang, Chunhong Yan, Bo Li, Kewang Li, Ying Zou, Xiaoya Yu, Xiangdong He, Wei He

“…It will also solve the problem of inadequate specialized doctors and equipment in those areas as well. Translational Relevance. …”
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Pattern of enuresis diagnosis and management by general practitioner in Indonesia by Ario Baskoro, Gerhard Reinaldi Situmorang, Fina Widia

“…Despite the high prevalence, the professional training of doctors in diagnosing and managing enuresis is often minimal, which can make patient care to be not optimal. …”
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Framework for deep learning diagnosis of plant disorders in horticultural crops: From data collection tools to user-friendly web and mobile apps by Ma. Luisa Buchaillot, Jose A. Fernandez-Gallego, Henda Mahmoudi, Sumitha Thushar, Amna Abdulnoor Aljanaahi, Sherzod Kosimov, Zied Hammami, Ghazi Al Jabri, Alexandra La Cruz Puente, Alexi Akl, M. Isabel Trillas, Jose Luis Araus, Shawn C. Kefauver

“…Doctor Nabat is an effective and scalable tool for enhancing crop management in the MENA region, promoting food security by minimizing crop losses through improved pest and disease diagnosis and treatment strategies.…”
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A comparative analysis of the health monitoring process using deep learning methods for brain tumour by N. Manjunathan, N. Gomathi

“…If IoT technology is used well, it may be possible to treat physically erratic individuals without having to see a doctor often. As a result of this research, a prototype of an Internet of Things–based remote health monitoring system for senior patients has been developed. …”
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Knowledge of clear aligner therapy in orthodontics among dental practitioners in Benin city, Nigeria by Otaren NJ

“…Twenty-nine (59.2%) were dental officers, while 20 (40.8%) were dental resident doctors of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital, giving a total population of 49. …”
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An Investigation into Psychological Aspects of Patients Diagnosed with Breast Cancer: A Review Study of Postgraduate Theses Prepared in Turkey by Umut Çıvgın

“…Of the theses 88.9% were classified as master’s theses, while 11.1% were categorized as doctoral theses. Although the variables included in the these studies were numerous, some were investigated more often. …”
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From trainee to general practitioner: A qualitative study of transition experiences of Flemish GP trainees by Ellen Tisseghem, Joke Fleer, Melissa Horlait, Peter Pype, Emelien Lauwerier

“…Background The transition from trainee to professional marks a key milestone in a family doctor’s career, bringing both emotional and mental challenges. …”
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Quali-Quantitative Analysis (QQA): Why It Could Open New Frontiers for Holistic Health Practice by Erica Bell

“…Yet do traditional quantitative and qualitative health research methods produce the best possible evidence for the holistic practices of doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals? …”
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An Overview of Complications and Treatment Strategies in Periocular Dermal Fillers: A Literature Review by Aleksandra Ciesielska, Aleksandra Sieradzka, Krzysztof Szerej, Alicja Kot, Marta Wojtczak, Natalia Myśliwiec, Adrian Różycki, Michał Pniak, Paweł Miklis, Maciej Mawlichanów

“…Individually adjusted treatment plans and proper product selection is crucial. Doctors must follow preventative guidelines to minimize the complication risk, including aspirating before injecting the product, performing injections in the mid or deep dermal plane and administering small volumes with slow injections. …”
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Regional, rural and remote medicine attracts students with a similar approach to learning in both the Northern and Southern hemisphere by Kylie J. Mansfield, Anita Iversen, Maja-Lisa Løchen

“…Doctors who work in areas of workforce shortage, such as regional, rural and remote areas or areas of low socioeconomic means need to be more self-motivated, adaptable and self-directed than their metropolitan counterparts. …”
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A systematic review of progress test as longitudinal assessment in Saudi Arabia by Naseel Ahmed Moursy, Khaled Hamsho, Arwa Mohammad Gaber, Muhammad Faisal Ikram, Muhammad Raihan Sajid

“…Abstract Background The rapid evolution of healthcare necessitates a new generation of doctors with strong critical thinking, problem-solving, and adaptability skills. …”
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Preventive diagnosis of high blood pressure using the atrial fold by Misleidy Estevez Rubido, Marta Ferriol Rodriguez, Mariela del Carmen Morales Okata, Neisy Oropesa Nerey, Orlays Fontaine Cordero, Liudmila Valentina Cordovés Kleitman

“…<p><strong>Foundation</strong>: Natural and Traditional Medicine doctors’ appointment are frequently attended by patients referred from different specialties, with or without a history of suffering from chronic hypertensive diseases. …”
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Rural residents’ willingness to utilize primary care and its influencing factors in the context of graded diagnosis and treatment: a study in Deqing, China by Meng Gao, Xueqing Zhu

“…Understanding the willingness to seek primary care and the factors influencing it can enhance primary care utilization and address the challenges of “difficult access to healthcare” and “high medical costs.”MethodsThis study, based on data from 415 rural residents in Deqing County, Zhejiang Province, analyzes their willingness to seek primary care and the factors influencing it using the Theory of Planned Behavior and structural equation modeling.ResultsThe results of the study show the following: ① Attitude toward behavioral, subjective norm, and perceived behavior control significantly affect willingness to seek primary care, with attitude toward behavior having the greatest influence. ② Regarding attitude toward behavior, residents’ evaluation of treatment costs in primary care, the medical environment, and trust in doctors significantly impact their willingness to seek primary care. ③ In terms of subjective norms, the level of support from others, as well as the recognition of graded diagnosis and treatment systems and family doctor contracting services, positively influence the willingness to use primary care. ④ For perceived behavioral control, residents’ perception of personal and environmental factors affects their willingness to make a first visit to primary care facilities.ConclusionThe study recommends strengthening the awareness of the necessity of primary care among rural residents, improving the experience at the primary level, stimulating the desire for primary care, and increasing the frequency of primary care utilization.…”
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Awareness and Frequency of Encounter With Subjects With Antiphospholipid Syndrome by Medical Practitioners in Tertiary and Some Other Health Institutions in Southeast Nigeria by Celestine C Okwara, Kingsley E Ekwuazi, Michael Abonyi, Fintan Ekochin, Winifred Adiri, Ijeoma Onwuchekwa, Henry Nwankwo, Ngozi Ekeigwe, Thomas Nnaji, Gladys Ozoh

“…Materials and Methods: It was a descriptive cross-sectional study. All medical doctors met in the clinics who were willing to participate in the study were recruited during the period of the study. …”
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Evolución cognitiva y conocimiento reflexivo. La teoría de los órdenes sociales de Emanuel Adler y la elección de la Convención Nacional Constituyente en Uruguay (1916) by Adolfo Garcé García y Santos, Esteban García Ortiz

“…Las nuevas reglas recogen en el plano institucional la evolución cognitiva de caudillos y doctores, los protagonistas centrales de la comunidad de práctica democrática uruguaya. …”
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Spectroscopic and Morphological Studies of Metal-Organic and Metal-Free Dyes onto Titania Films for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells by Gabriella Di Carlo, Daniela Caschera, Roberta G. Toro, Cristina Riccucci, Gabriel M. Ingo, Giuseppina Padeletti, Luisa De Marco, Giuseppe Gigli, Giovanna Pennesi, Gloria Zanotti, Anna M. Paoletti, Nicola Angelini

“…Three type of titania films with different morphology, characterized by SEM and FT-IR measurement, were considered: a mesoporous transparent film deposited by spin-coating (TiMS), a semiopaque film deposited by doctor-blade from mesoporous titania (TiMS_DB) and a semiopaque film deposited by doctor-blade form commercial P25 titania (P25_DB). …”
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A study on knowledge, attitude, and practice regarding biomedical waste management among health-care providers at a tertiary care hospital, Kolkata by Inba Raja Alagesan, Rajesh De, Mita Basu, Sayeli Mitra, Jadab Chandra Sardar

“…Results: Among 256 health-care workers, 44.9% had adequate knowledge regarding BMW management and the doctors had a higher median score. 37.5% had positive attitudes and the laboratory technologists had higher median scores. 45.3% had satisfactory practice regarding BMW management and both the doctors and nurses had higher median scores. …”
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Attitudes toward and exposure to gender discrimination in work life by pulmonologists and thoracic surgeons: a questionnaire-based survey among Turkish thoracic society members by Birsen Ocakli, Arzu Yorgancioglu, Sinem Gungor, Fusun Topcu, Yesim Yigiter Senol, Basak Goktas, Nurdan Kokturk, Eylem Tuncay, Baran Gundogus, Hilal Altinoz, Yesim Yasin, Ipek Ozmen, Serap Duru, Elif Ozari Yildirim, Tulin Sevim, Cansel Atinkaya Ozturk, Esra Uzaslan, the Turkish Thoracic Society Women and Lung Diseases Working Group

“…Male doctors were more likely to considered that men are more successful in specialties that require active physical strength (65.5 vs. 27.7%, p = 0.005) and those with very long working hours and heavy shifts (57.5 vs. 39.4%, p = 0.001). …”
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Vaccination status, personal and workplace experiences of early career health professionals in the WiSDOM cohort study during the COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa by Duane Blaauw, Laetitia Rispel, Prudence Ditlopo, Janine A White

“…The regression analysis showed that doctors (p&lt;0.001) and women (p&lt;0.05) reported significantly lower workplace COVID-19 support scores. …”
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