Introduction There are over 3.81 billion worldwide active social media (SoMe) users. SoMe
are ubiquitous in medical education, with roles across undergraduate programmes …

Wound healing is a process that starts with the inflammatory response after the occurrence
of any damage. This process initiates by restoring the wound surface coating tissue …

Few studies have explored the differential contribution of general intelligence, short-term
memory and study habits has on academic achievement during elementary school …

Programmatic assessment supports the evolution from assessment of learning to fostering
assessment for learning and as learning practices. A well-designed programmatic …

Background COVID-19 preventive measures required a drastic shift to online teaching-
learning in most of countries. Institutions used different combinations of live online lectures …

Background In recent years, self-regulated learning (SRL) has become a hot topic in
medical education. However, the factors that affect the SRL ability of medical-related …

Background University students are expected to take charge of their learning without being
dependent on teachers. Self-regulated learning (SRL) is the process by which students …

An academic interest group in medicine is defined as a collective that can be made up of
undergraduate students, residents, and/or teachers, who share as an object of interest the …

Background Acquiring medical knowledge is a key competency for medical students and a
lifelong requirement for physicians. Learning techniques can improve academic success …

Key Points Suggests that the ubiquity of social media means that it is an inescapable aspect
of everyday life and has a direct bearing on professional practice and reputation. Shows that …