Faraz Khurshid

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What are the core/integral pharmacotherapeutic skills that graduates should acquire during the course of their studies ?

This specificity of this question is directed towards medicine, pharmacy and nursing. Understanding differences in the pharmacology knowledge and pharmacotherapeutic skills of pharmacists and...

12 January 2019 987 5 View

If there are appropriate guidelines available for phenomenographic analysis of students interviews?

The process of phenomenographic research has seldom been discussed and warrants greater exploration, as “the process by which the research is conducted is of key importance in terms of determining...

08 November 2018 4,741 16 View

Did you ever come ever experience difficulty understanding a troublesome concept-- A concept that shift your perception with time and experience ?

Kindly share your experience of a health sciences (Medicine, Biology, Allied health Sciences, Biophysics, Molecular Biology, Statistics, Education, Health professions Education, Health Informatics...

23 June 2018 6,874 3 View

What are the most updated, reliable and valid tools for the measurement of Metacognition?

Measurement of metacognition is naturally difficult as it is not an explicit behavior (Akturk & Sahin, 2011) . Nevertheless, it provides guidance to learning strategies and influences...

01 June 2018 5,330 5 View

What are the 'True' determinants of faculty development programs?

Faculty development is imperative need to provide professional and competent teachers, educators,researchers and leaders in order to improve and sustain the quality education by an institution....

25 January 2018 1,323 5 View

What can be the novel dimensions of curriculum planning and analysis ?

Curriculum analysis can be done by already available tools and models such as a) DACUM b) BEKA Model c) SPICES d) Curriculum Navigator. Just like music has 7 notes, what can be the 8th...

05 January 2018 4,754 0 View

Which is the most effective and approachable model for curriculum analysis in medical sciences?

There are number of framework available for curriculum evaluation and analysis. The most famous of all is SPICES model. Are there any other models which are better than SPICES? What made SPICES...

25 December 2017 3,287 6 View

Which important documents, items and resources should be reviewed for curriculum analysis?

What are the important areas that need introspection while during curriculum analysis? Curriculum has an 'inch deep and mile wide' configuration, what important areas can benefit an individual to...

16 December 2017 5,478 26 View

Can someone guide me how to design a Cost breakdown structure (CBS) for a Healthcare project?

Template of Cost breakdown structure for a Healthcare/Health management project.

15 April 2016 7,650 3 View

What is the most appropriate and feasible approach for qualitative synthesis of data for a systematic review?

Recently, the key methodologies that may be applied in this context have been summarised; these include thematic analysis, meta-ethnography, realist synthesis and meta-narrative approach (...

01 January 1970 5,336 2 View

What are most important differences between 'Core Concepts' & 'Threshold Concepts'? Kindly share the examples as well.

The specificity of this question is mainly focused towards medicine, pharmacy, biology, Nursing and other allied health sciences. Meyer and Land described threshold concepts as ‘portals’ that...

01 January 1970 9,484 4 View

How did you learn the names of drugs as a 'Medical/Allied Health Sciences students'? Share your experience or any theoreitcal framwork to support it

Learning the names of 'Drugs (whether Generic or Brand names) has been recognised as a 'Troublesome experience' mainly for beginners. . With new drugs coming in the market, it is also a challenge...

01 January 1970 6,476 3 View

How understanding mechanism of drug action influence health or allied health professionals ways of thinking & practising and eventually their skills?

Mechanism of Drug action (MOA) is central to the understanding of the pharmacodynamics concepts. A thorough comprehension of this concept can reinforce the advanced level of practice and...

01 January 1970 2,036 2 View

Which educational theory can best inform the pedagogical interventions undertaken to influence medical student's teaching and learning experiences?

We are in search of the key educational theories that may serve as a 'best fit' to inform educational interventions adopted by various stakeholders to improve health professionals students...

01 January 1970 1,505 36 View

What are the criteria/guidelines for including 'Grey Literature' in a systematic review?

To what extent 'Grey literature' is important to maintain the 'Transparency' & 'Rigor' of a systematic review. Looking forward for reliable and valid sources of information.

01 January 1970 192 4 View

Do complex 'molecular modelling tools or computational models' for students learning help to reduce the cognitive load?

Most pharmacy students rated the use of complex molecular modelling or computational tools as useful for improving engagement and learning outcomes. Further, it significantly improves students'...

01 January 1970 8,512 2 View

How significant/crucial is a prescriber's decision for pharmacotherapy in the presence of clinical decision support system (CDSS) in current times?

''A clinical decision support system (CDSS) linked to the computerized physician order entry may help improve prescription appropriateness in in patients with renal insufficiency. However, the...

01 January 1970 5,848 2 View

Concepts are not always difficult: it’s the ways of thinking/reasoning that often make a concept difficult to understand/apprehend? Share your opinion

What are the different stages of 'Conceptual development' or 'Conceptual Evolution'? Kindly provide references to the literature. Thanks

01 January 1970 7,203 4 View

What are the routine skills of a phramcist that do not involve problem-solving, reasoning, or decision-making?

Recurrent/routine skills can be defined as those that will be performed as rule-based processes after training, routine aspects, and, in some cases, fully automatic aspects. There are several...

01 January 1970 3,154 4 View

Can a medical educator, with prior subject expertise, focus on it while teaching in Medical Education? Flexibility for specialization in education?

In the realm of medical education, does a medical educator exclusively operate within the domain of Medical Education, or is their role flexible enough to prioritize representing a specific...

01 January 1970 6,228 3 View

How significant is the role of qualitative data collection in facilitating abductive reasoning for thematic analysis?

During the data-collection process, it's common for new insights to arise as a result of interviews conducted. These fresh perspectives can significantly impact the collection process, prompting...

01 January 1970 6,589 6 View

How familiar are you with academic writing? Do you use a tailored approach for writing a paper, or do you follow a specific academic writing style?

Having experience writing various academic papers across different domains, do you have a tailored approach to academic writing, or do you follow a particular academic writing style? If possible,...

01 January 1970 7,682 1 View

What are the 'DOs & 'DONT's of Abductive Reasoning/Inferences? Can anyone guide me 'a Simple' stepwise appraoch to Abductive analysis?

I am starting abductive analysis from scratch. How should I begin, progress, conclude my data analysis using the Abductive approach?

01 January 1970 7,686 1 View