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Applying the basic clinical skills which already have been enriched in the 1st year so more students preferred clinical along with the other learning tools.

Therefore, a pool of health care providers is planned to be trained as master trainers from each participating hospital to enhance their basic clinical skills and to conduct trickle down trainings, accordingly.

This is a practical and well-organised book about basic clinical skills as well as the specialised skills required for special groups or complex clinical situations.

Goals of early patient contact are to provide relevance to societal aspects and context to basic science teaching and learning, enhancement of medical knowledge, learning of few basic clinical skills, and acquire a wide range of attitudes.

More courses to be announced including basic clinical skills refreshers

Within the limitation of the present study, it can be concluded that, BDS graduates are more confident in those basic clinical skills which are most frequently taught and examined.

The authors have organized the main body of their text in ten chapters devoted to basic clinical skills, basic surgical skills, antenatal care, management of labor and delivery, postpartum and neonatal care, and a wide variety of other related subjects.

The country's four-year nursing course, which sees undergraduates paid as little as [euro]22,000 a year, does not include basic clinical skills such as inserting cannulas in veins.

Despite the inherent challenge of examining and treating patients in remote places, returning to basic clinical skills to make the diagnosis can be a rewarding experience.

In line with an internationally driven transformation of medical education a decade ago, the pre-clinical years of medical education adopt a far more integrated approach that sees the barriers between the scientific disciplines and basic clinical skills begin to blur with the new problem-based learning (PBL) approach.

The videos cover a wide range of subjects, including airway management, anatomy and physiology, anxiety disorders, basic clinical skills, cardiology, communications, dietary/ nutrition, compliance, legal documentation (e.g., informed consent), ethics, gastrointestinal care, gerontology, infection, medication administration, neurological care, nursing assistant skills, nursing management, obstetrical nursing, operating room, pain management, pediatrics, quality assurance/ care (e.g., fall prevention), and wound management.