Don’t Trust Online Learning – Unless It’s Excellent!
Online education is the fastest-growing segment of higher education. Today 15 percent of all learners study exclusively online, and those who […]
Online education is the fastest-growing segment of higher education. Today 15 percent of all learners study exclusively online, and those who […]
What makes for effective medical education? In the clinical setting we often speak of, “See one. Do one. Teach one.”
It is human nature to step up to a challenge. What challenge will you choose? It is also human nature
“Theirs is unbearable pain: mothers and fathers recounting their helplessness to alleviate the hunger of their children – hunger
“In Haiti over eight days we saw 900 patients, treating infections and diarrhea. The people are desperately poor and were
Contemplate for a moment the impact of war upon health… During World War I, roughly 5 percent of causalities were
One of the saddest health problems in all the developing world is vesicovaginal fistula (VVF). It’s a hole created between
Angola was colonized by the Portuguese during the 1400s. Though the Portuguese invested little into Angola’s infrastructure, even after the
Directly from the airport in Angola I drove to the Lubango Evangelical Medical Center and made hospital rounds. Almost immediately I was
Quick, what is the leading acute cause of death in world’s poorest nations? How about the second most common acute