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Introduction: Mini Clinical Evaluation Exercise (mini-CEX) is one of the assessment tools in medical education. It includes three steps: overview of clinical situation, observation and feedback.

Aim: To evaluate the feasibility of mini-CEX as a formative assessment tool for medical trainees in 5th year of medicine in a teaching intensive care unit (ICU).

Patient-management problem in the evaluation of intensive medicine.

Introduction: In intensive care medicine (ICM), the use of Patient-Management Problem (PMP) remains limited and no feedback from students is available.

Aim: To compare the feasibility of employing PMP referring to clinical cases (CC) as assessment tools for appraising the knowledge and competencies in ICM students; and to gather the students' perception regarding this experience.

Methods: it was a cross-sectional randomized trial.

[Circadian and septadian variation in sudden cardiac death : Autopsy registry of the Tunisian North].

Introduction: Several studies have suggested a circadian and septadian pattern of incidence of sudden cardiac death with a morning peak and a Monday peak.

Objective: To analyze the circadian and septadian pattern of occurrence of sudden cardiac death in the eight northern Tunisian governorates.

Methods: We prospectively collected epidemiological and autopsy data of sudden cardiac death victims occurring in the northern region of Tunisia between January 2013 and December 2019.

[Sudden cardiac death in women, data from the northern Tunisian sudden cardiac-death registry].

Background: Sudden cardiac death is a major public health problem. Epidemiological and clinical differences according to gender have been described in sudden cardiac death. The aim of this study was to examine the gender differences between autopsy findings and circumstance of occurrence associated with sudden cardiac death.