A comprehensive, international systematic review, spanning more than 100 years of data
collection, suggests that soporific lectures at medical meetings are common, annoying and …

We conducted a surreptitious, prospective, cohort study to explore how often physicians nod
off during scientific meetings and to examine risk factors for nodding off. After counting the …

Objective To systematically map the scholarly literature on predatory conferences and
describe the present state of research and the prevalent attitudes about these conferences …

Purpose Premedical students commonly shadow physicians to gain an understanding of
what careers in medicine entail. The authors reviewed the literature to explore (1) whether …

Conferences can be a space to present new research, network, and provide an opportunity
for learning. Delegates can meet field leaders, peers, top doctors, and international …

Introduction The post-COVID-19 pandemic era has seen a rise in 'quiet quitting', with
employees limiting their efforts to fulfil assigned tasks without going beyond their designated …

Shadowing is constantly praised as an essential component of an undergraduate student's
pre-medical journey, at times even described as “ubiquitous.” Whether a student decides to …

New instructional technologies have been increasingly incorporated into the medical school
learning environment, including lecture video recordings as a substitute for live lecture …

Scientific conferences, once deemed essential in scholars' lives, are now converting into a
high-profit business. These predatory conferences are often organized by some profit …

Background Conventional classroom lectures continue to represent a major component of
the dental education system to ensure optimum delivery of knowledge. Certain number of …