Category: Research Articles
Educating healthcare professionals about pharmaceutical promotion

I read with great interest the editorial on the pharmaceutical company–healthcare relationship published in the April-June issue of this journal [1]. Clinical practice guidelines are increasingly used by physicians to guide treatment decisions, and the pharmaceutic...

A quasi-experimental study of trigger films for teaching…

Background: It is challenging to teach the complexity of the doctor-patient relationship through attitude, ethics, and communication (AETCOM) modules, particularly without being formally trained and especially to first-year medical students who do not interact dire...

The sociality of dying: Contextual philosophical reflections on…

Sociality is an ineluctable aspect of the human condition. Both the meaning of our existence in the world and the meaning of the end of our existence come to us from the other and their death. Sharing these meanings in joy, grief and angst fills the moments of our ...

Women navigating sexuality in contemporary India: A review…
Amrita Narayanan. Women's Sexuality and Modern India: In a Rapture of Distress. Oxford University Press, September 2023. 224 pages, Rs 1795/-, ISBN-13: 978-0192859815
Unverified medical certifications surge amid telemedicine guideline ambiguities
Telemedicine technology plays a crucial role in addressing healthcare challenges, particularly in countries like India, by mitigating physician shortages, reducing patient burden and costs, and aiding in disease prevention. The term telemedicine, meaning “healing at a distance,” was coined in 197...
Ethics and curricular competencies during a three-hour poetry…

Poetry is a powerful tool to promote communication, develop insight and empathy, examine ethical issues, and challenge assumptions. We have been using poetry in health professions education for many years and wished to capture its impact on healthcare learners and ...

A typology framework for unethical medical practices under…

Background: Unethical provider practices in public healthcare schemes adversely impact beneficiaries’ health, result in the loss of public funds, and also bring disrepute to the schemes. There is extensive literature on the typologies of unethical practices in healthcare in developed countries...

A strong counter hegemonic perspective on indigenous medicine…
Girija KP, Mapping the History of Ayurveda: Culture, Hegemony and the Rhetoric of Diversity, Routledge, 2021, 196 pgs, Rs 4895 (paperback), Rs 2752.38(Kindle), ISBN-10- 0367272237, ISBN-13- 978-0367272234
Tribute to Dr MS Valiathan, Padma Vibhushan: Pioneer…
Marthandavarma Sankaran Valiathan, known as MSV to all at Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences & Technology, Trivandrum (SCTIMST), and beyond, left for his heavenly abode on Wednesday, July 17, 2024 aged 90 years. Performing multifaceted roles in his lifetime, he successfully achiev...
Towards Universal Health Coverage — A contribution to…
Swami Subramaniam, Aparajithan Srivathsan. Mission Possible — Paving the Road to Universal Health Coverage. Notion Press.com, India, 2024. INR 499. 279 pages. ISBN 979-8-89186-388-0.
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