Growing financial and service demands in the UK National Health Service (NHS) have been argued to need a transformation in health and social care. The NHS […]
According to an increasing body of evidence, original medical research for vitamin D insufficiency has been linked to an increased vulnerability to viral and bacterial respiratory […]
Introduction WHAT ARE REPORTING GUIDELINES? Reporting guidelines are tools that advise authors publishing a scientific article on particular study items to be disclosed to improve the […]
In brief The study examines recent research on the influence of free access (open access) on the behaviour of scientists in advanced and developing countries as […]
In brief Millions of dollars and billions of people are invested in health and medical research worldwide. However, it might be claimed that none of this […]
In brief The Internet quickly changes how academic research findings are shared within groups and with the general public. The European Commission has suggested a proposal […]
In brief Case reports are a well-established, significant, and well-regarded section of the medical literature. Case report publishing is a priority for both the Journal of […]
In brief Only around half of the abstracts at scientific conferences are turned into complete works. This text is a step-by-step guide to putting together a […]
In brief Although learning style typologies have been heavily critiqued, many educationalists continue to utilise them. This paper argues that a hermeneutical approach is required to […]