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An Evidence Based Approach to Identifying Competencies for a Medical Curriculum: A Proposal Based on medico-legal Practice in Sri Lanka
Edussuriya Deepthi, Marambe Kosala, Abeyasinghe Nilukshi, Jayawickramarajah Ponnampalam
American Journal of Educational Research. 2013 1 (3). doi: 10.12691/education-1-3-8
Keywords: forensic medicine, undergraduate curricula, needs assessment, education, medico-legal system, curriculum revision, stakeholder interest, evidence based
Context: Criteria for including content into undergraduate curricula should not be based purely on the enthusiasm of teachers. What is taught at undergraduate level should be based on the needs and expectations of society from medical graduates and therefore be evidence based. Forensic Medicine training at undergraduate level, in Sri Lanka was selected as an example of this proposed method. Forensic Medicine training at undergraduate level, in Sri Lanka, is not based on a formal process of needs assessment. It is not linked to the key priorities of the the ministry of justice (service recipient) or the ministry of health (service provider). The links between these institutions need to be utilised maximally in a formal way for workforce training and development. Unless this task is approached thoughtfully and systematically the curriculum would merely be a reflection of faculty interest rather than of stakeholder, student or public needs. This paper highlights a needs based approach that maybe utilized in developing a medico legal curriculum which can be applied in the development of curricula in other disciplines.
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Incidental Asymptomatic Diaphragmatic Hernia in An Adult At Postmortem: - A Report of A Case and Literature Review
BA Ojo, JA Ngbea, H Mohammed, BA Ekeh, VI Ugwu, B Otene, J Nyaga, EO Umobong, P Abayol
American Journal of Medical Sciences and Medicine. 2014 2 (5). doi: 10.12691/ajmsm-2-5-3
Keywords: autopsy, diaphragm, hernia, incidental
Context: ...mmon condition found in babies. We present an incidental asymptomatic diaphragmatic hernia found in a middle age man brought for medico-legal autopsy. He was brought in dead with a gunshot wound to the right anterolateral aspect of the neck. With a complex embryological...
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Gossypiboma or Textiloma: A Report of 2 Cases and Strategies for Prevention
M E Aghahowa, F F Achem, E O Umobong, B A Ojo
American Journal of Medical Case Reports. 2014 2 (6). doi: 10.12691/ajmcr-2-6-4
Keywords: gossypiboma, colonic tumor, laparoscopy, medico-legal , textiloma, Abuja
Context: ...sure while the other simulated a complete intra luminal colonic tumor with sub acute intestinal obstruction. Despite the serious medico-legal and psychological issues involved the patients were duly informed. The doctors that did the previous surgeries were also informe...
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Near Total Transection of the Obturator Nerve and Primary Repair during Laparoscopic Radical Hysterectomy for Cervical Cancer
Yong Kuei Lim
American Journal of Medical Case Reports. 2017 5 (7). doi: 10.12691/ajmcr-5-7-1
Keywords: cervical cancer, obturator nerve injury, laparoscopy
Context: ...ch may extend down to the knee. It can also cause weakness in adduction with gait disturbance, medial thigh wasting and possible medico-legal consequences. Case Report: The patient is a 57 year old lady who was found to have an early cervical cancer. MRI abdomen and pel...
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