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    as aspiring medical professionals, understand what is progressing in our profession. Within the blink of an eye health care changes; doctors, professors, researchers, are all developing new theories, journals and studies daily. It is our responsibility as current students in this field to do our best to further understand these journals, studies, researches and the writing that is involved in our field. Why you may ask? There is arguably an infinite amount of perspectives in the medical field ranging

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    The Ultimate Guide to the Medical Journals and Clinical Tools at Your Caribbean Medical School As a student pursuing your Caribbean medical degree, you will refer to numerous resources in your studies. Winsor University School of Medicine (WUSOM) offers a wealth of such tools to our students. We expect you to make use of these materials while you are here, so you may enhance your learning experience. We want you to rely on the medical journals and clinical tools we have available, as well as the

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    Curriculum Vitae

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    The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate the ability to use a range of online resources and tools such as those covered in the multi-part activity which are, book evaluation, journal article evaluation, Curriculum Vitae (CV) writing and the insite workbook. By completing the multi-part assessment, skills in understanding referencing and citation as well as being able to select credible resources will be demonstrated within this assignment. Jasper (2013) articulates that reflective practice

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    consumers to consult a GI doctor before consumption. Ibuprofen deprives the heart of oxygen-enriched blood, which may result in heart failure. Readers will draw focus on the alarm and potential health scares through medical evidence. As I compared the British Medical Journal and the guardian, all relative information must be relayed throughout the document. All research shown in the BMJ was fully factual evidence based upon the experiment. The

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    Patient Medical Journals

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    Patient medical journals are written forms of recording personal medical information with regard to temporal factors (daily activities), being in general prospectively completed by care staff (Egerod et al., 2006) or even by patients (with or without help). The use of medical journals by patients and their families represents a topical approach, especially in the digital information context. A health/disease journal can be considered as an extremely useful tool for recording, storing and organizing

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    for Authors International Journal of Comprehensive Medical Research is the official peer reviewed publication of Saraswathi Institute of Medical Sciences, Hapur that considers research articles related to all fields of medical science. The journal will be published biannually. International Journal of Comprehensive Medical Research publishes original articles, case reports, review articles, short communications, letter to the editor and book reviews in all fields of medical science. The requirements

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    In this presentation, the method used to conduct research to support the purpose was done by literature review on Cochrane and PubMed databases and reputable journal article databases such as Wilderness Medical Journal, Journal of Emergency Medicine, Journal of American Medical Association, Journal of Wilderness and Environmental Medicine. Key words used were as follows wilderness medicine, hypothermia treatment, hyperthermia treatment, HACE/HAPE treatment, Altitude sickness, chest trauma wilderness

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    Journal Comparison between British Medical Journal and Wiley Interdisciplinary reviews I decided on two topics about Lupus. I chose to select this topic because my sister was diagnosed Lupus 8 years ago. It has been a constant battle for her. There are periods where she seems like a healthy girl, I even forget that she has lupus until once we go out somewhere like bowling I can see her suffering whenever she wants to throw the ball. My parents call this sickness a devil’s curse. I completely agreed

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    Medical Journal The medical journal I chose is called Characteristics of Physicians Who Dismiss Families for Refusing Vaccines. This journal was written by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). The journal was written on September 15, 2015. The publication is Pediatrics Volume 136, number 6. The AAP has recently come to the realization that more and more families are refusing to vaccinate their infants and young children. Because of all the recent refusals pediatricians and family physicians

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    entire paper in the abstract and at the beginning of each paragraph in his research. Additionally, Hajli maintains a structured format in his paper that is supported by relevant research for this topic. 2.Subject (5-8 sentences)- The subject of this journal is the impact of social media on consumers. This subject particularly pertains to the business side of social media, however, the research can be applied in multiple fields of study. The subject is broken down into a series of questions that need

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