57 results match your criteria: "RCSI - Medical University of Bahrain[Affiliation]"
An A-Z of medical philosophy: R is for Realism--is our knowledge real or all in the mind?
Br J Gen Pract
June 2014
Faculty President FHPMP the Society of Apothecaries, Senior Lecturer in Family Medicine RCSI Medical University of Bahrain and BJGP Senior Ethics Advisor.
Parental involvement in the preoperative surgical safety checklist is welcomed by both parents and staff.
Int J Pediatr
May 2014
King Hamad University Hospital, Busaiteen, P.O. Box 24343, Bahrain ; Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, RCSI Medical University of Bahrain, Al Sayh, Bahrain.
We involved the parents of paediatric patients in the first part of the three-stage WHO Surgical Safety Checklist (SSC) process. Forty-two parents took part in the study. They came to the theatre suite with their child and into the induction room.
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Br J Gen Pract
May 2014
Dean Emeritus of the Royal Society of Medicine, Past President FHPMP the Society of Apothecaries, Senior Lecturer in Family Medicine RCSI Medical University of Bahrain and BJGP Senior Ethics Advisor.
An A-Z of medical philosophy.
Br J Gen Pract
April 2014
Dean Emeritus of the Royal Society of Medicine, Faculty President FHPMP the Society of Apothecaries, Senior Lecturer in Family Medicine RCSI Medical University of Bahrain and BJGP Senior Ethics Advisor.
An A-Z of medical philosophy: O is for ontology.
Br J Gen Pract
March 2014
Dean Emeritus of the Royal Society of Medicine, Faculty President FHPMP the Society of Apothecaries, Senior Lecturer in Family Medicine RCSI Medical University of Bahrain and BJGP Senior Ethics Advisor.
An A-Z of medical philosophy.
Br J Gen Pract
February 2014
Dean Emeritus of the Royal Society of Medicine, Faculty President FHPMP the Society of Apothecaries, Senior Lecturer in Family Medicine RCSI Medical University of Bahrain and BJGP Senior Ethics Advisor.
Sharing control: user involvement in general practice based methadone maintenance.
Ir J Psychol Med
September 2011
Alcohol and Drug Research Unit,Health Research Board,Third Floor,Knockmaun House,42-47 Lower Mount Street,Dublin 2,Ireland.
Objectives: This study assessed patients' views of a methadone programme in a Dublin general practice including the degree to which the patients were 'involved in decisions about their treatment'.
Method: All patients receiving methadone were asked to participate. A face to face questionnaire, with open and closed questions, was administered.