Category: Academic medicine

Academic Medicine in Russia. Edward J. Burger, Lilia Ziganshina, Airat U. Ziganshin. CMJ 2004; 45: 674-676

Revitalization of Academic Medicine in Macedonia – An Urgent Need. Donèo M. Donev. CMJ 2004; 45: 677-683

“Complementary and Alternative” Medicine – A Measure of Crisis in Academic Medicine. Matko Marušić. CMJ 2004; 45: 684-688

Academic Medicine: Dream or Nightmare?. Fred T. Bosman. CMJ 2004; 45: 371-374

Free the Dinosaurs into Butterfly Gardens: in a Search for Changing the Profile of the Academic Professional. Stella Fatović-Ferenčić. CMJ 2004; 45: 375-377

Temptation of Academic Medicine: Second Alma Mater and “Shared Employment” Concepts as Possible Way Out? Vladimir J Šimunović, Hans-Günther Sonntag, Axel Horsch, Jens Doerup, Jasminka Nikolić, Henri Verhaaren, Mladen Mimica, Benjamin Vojniković, Dejan Bokonjić, Lejla Begić, Richard Marz. CMJ 2004; 45: 378-384

Academic Cardiac Surgery in Croatia: Perspective through Eyes of an International Collaborator. William M. Novick. CMJ 2004; 45: 384-388

Are Problems of Academic Medicine a New Phenomenon?. Lajos Kullmann, Tamás Kullmann. CMJ 2004; 45: 550-552

Dilemma of an Indigent Country: Is Academic Medicine a Good Investment?. Przemyslaw Kardas. CMJ 2004; 45: 553-555

Academic Medicine in a Southern African Country of Malawi. Adamson S. Muula, Corey Lau. CMJ 2004; 45: 556-562

Family Medicine as a Model of Transition from Academic Medicine to Academic Health Care: Estonia’s Experience. Heidi-Ingrid Maaroos. CMJ 2004; 45: 563-566

The Campaign to Revitalize Academic Medicine Kicks Off: We Need a Deep and Broad International Debate to BeginPeter Tugwell. CMJ 2004; 45: 241-242

Academic Medicine: One Job or Three?. Berislav Marušić. CMJ 2004; 45: 243-244

Academic Approach to Academic Medicine. Stjepan Gamulin. CMJ 2004; 45: 245-247

Academic Medicine – Experiences from Finland and Suggestions for the Future. Vedran Stefanović. CMJ 2004; 45: 248-353

Academic Medicine: What Does an Outsider Have to Offer?. Igor Švab, Mateja Bulc. CMJ 2004; 45: 254-255

Academic Medicine and Quality of Medical Care. Reuben Eldar. CMJ 2004; 45: 256-258

Balancing Traditional Values in Academic Medicine with Advances in Science and Technology. Bruce A. Fenderson, Douglas A. Fenderson. CMJ 2004; 45: 259-263

Caring for Academic Ophthalmology in Croatia. Zdravko Mandić, Zoran Vatavuk. CMJ 2004; 45: 264-267

Mayor S. Report calls for action to improve careers in academic medicine. BMJ 2005;330:8. http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/330/7481/8

Wilkinson D, Ward RL. International Campaign to Revitalise Academic Medicine (ICRAM): what does it mean for Australia? Med J Aust. 2004 Dec 6;181(11/12):658-659. http://www.mja.com.au/public/issues/181_11_061204/wil10557_fm.html

Underwood TJ. Academic medicine: what’s in it for me? Student BMJ 2004;12:350. http://www.studentbmj.com/issues/1004/editorials/350.html

Kmietowicz Z. Campaign for academic medicine calls for radical thinking. Student BMJ 2004. http://www.studentbmj.com/issues/0704/news/270a.html

Tugwell P. Campaign to revitalise academic medicine kicks off. BMJ 2004 328:597. [Full text] ]

Jocalyn Clark. Polishing the tarnished image of academic medicine. BMJ 2004 328: 604. [Full text]

Peter Tugwell. The campaign to revitalise academic medicine kicks off. Lancet 2004 363: 836. [PDF]

Jocalyn Clark. Academic medicine: time for reinvention: Summary of responses. BMJ, 2004 328: 49. [Full Text]

Academic medicine: resuscitation in progress. Can. Med. Assoc. J. Feb 2004; 170: 309. [Full Text]

Zulfiqar Bhutta. Practising just medicine in an unjust world. BMJ 2003 327: 1000-1001. [Full text]

Paul M Stewart. Improving clinical research. BMJ 2003 327: 999-1000. [Full text]

Iain Chalmers, Cath Rounding, and Kate Lock. Descriptive survey of non-commercial randomised controlled trials in the United Kingdom, 1980-2002. BMJ 2003 327: 1017-0. [Full text]

John Bell. Resuscitating clinical research in the United Kingdom. BMJ 2003 327: 1041-1043. [Full text]

Jocalyn Clark and Richard Smith. BMJ Publishing Group to launch an international campaign to promote academic medicine. BMJ 2003 327: 1001-1002. [Full text]