Students missing either of these deadlines will be unable to graduate in 2024. Deadline Details
*All late theses require an extension. The student must submit the Thesis Deadline Extension Request Form before January 19, 2024.
Consistent with degree requirements, MD/MHS students must present their thesis to their three-person committee prior to the January 19th deadline. Students are encouraged to start arranging the date of this committee meeting in the fall to avoid unanticipated delays.
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August 4, 2023* | Deadline for students to provide information regarding thesis title and advisor to the OSR via Medtrics. |
August 4, 2023 – December 22, 2023 | Student finishes research and writes thesis draft. |
December 22, 2023 | Recommended date by which student provides thesis draft to MHS advisor and committee members. Students should communicate with their committee to determine a mutually agreeable date. |
December 22, 2023 – January 19, 2024 | Student presents thesis to MHS committee. Student makes revisions and provides committee with revisions. Committee formally approves thesis and completes assessment. |
January 19, 2024* | Student submits thesis to the OSR. |
January 19-March 1, 2024 | The OSR reviews theses, and assessments, and provides formal YSM approval of thesis. Student receives notification of thesis approval and any feedback from the OSR. Information for ProQuest upload will also be provided at this time. |
March 1-29, 2024* | Student makes any requested changes to thesis and submits the approved, final version of thesis to the library via ProQuest (all students meeting the above deadlines). |
A different process applies to students in the MD/PhD program. For students enrolled in the combined MD/PhD Program, the dissertation submitted to and approved by the Graduate School will satisfy the MD thesis requirement. Therefore, MD/PhD students who have already defended their dissertation and received their PhD should provide this information to OSR via email as soon as possible.
To ensure compliance with YSM graduation deadlines, MD/PhD students in the class of 2024 who have not defended and submitted their dissertation to the Graduate School by the October 1, 2023, deadline will need to submit a copy of their dissertation directly to OSR via the MD/PhD Box Upload Link by March 15, 2024. OSR will convene a committee to review the dissertation, obtain feedback, and provide approval for graduation. Please note that MD/PhD students must also defend and submit their dissertation to the Graduate School no later than March 15, 2024, to meet the Graduate School spring degree deadline for conferral of the PhD degree. MD/PhD students who have not yet defended their dissertation should provide this information to OSR. If there are any questions about the process, please contact the MD/PhD Office.
Financial support is not provided for writing the thesis.
Preparation for thesis submission begins in the summer of the fourth year with the OSR leadership. At this time, timeline and practices are distributed via email and reviewed with students in class meetings. Because thesis approval is a lengthy process involving three levels of review, students are encouraged to manage their time well and start writing their first draft early in the fall semester of their final year of medical school. A suggested timeline is provided below.
July : Thesis deadlines are distributed via email to all students in the graduating class and an informational session is held. Students should be on track to complete their thesis research by mid-fall. Any student anticipating a challenge in this regard should contact the OSR as soon as possible. All students expecting to graduate in May of a given year must, provide the OSR with information regarding their thesis title and mentor/advisor. Students will receive an email from the OSR containing a Medtrics link requesting this information. The OSR will contact all thesis mentors/advisors to confirm this role and to provide information and expectations regarding the thesis process.
August – December : Students should be finalizing research and writing their thesis draft. As the semester progresses, activities should shift from the data generation/analysis to the writing of the actual thesis. Students should do their best to complete the first draft of the thesis by mid-late December. Because students are also involved in the residency application and interview process, they are discouraged from starting new projects at this time.
December – January : This period is devoted to reviewing and editing of thesis draft that is ultimately approved by their thesis mentor/advisor and submitted by the student to the Thesis Chair of their sponsoring department. The YSM thesis mentor/advisor will be asked to complete a thesis assessment that evaluates the student’s mastery of YSM’s research-related educational objectives and provides formative summative feedback to the student.
January – March : The Departmental Thesis Chair coordinates thesis review by external reviewers. An “external reviewer” is defined as an individual who is not directly involved in the project. This individual may be a Yale faculty member internal or external to YSM or may hold a faculty appointment at an outside institution. This reviewer is required to complete a thesis assessment and provide formative summative feedback, as well as recommendations for any required changes, to the thesis. Departmental Thesis Chairs review assessments, notify students of departmental approval, and transmit these approvals to the OSR.
March : Theses and their associated assessments undergo school-level review by the OSR. Students receive YSM approval of their thesis along with summative feedback obtained during the review process. Students incorporate any required changes into their thesis and upload to the Yale Medicine Digital Thesis Library/Eli Scholar via the ProQuest platform (see below).
April : The OSR confirms that theses have been deposited into the Yale Medicine Digital Thesis Library and the registrar receives the names of students who have completed the thesis requirement.
The central role of the medical student thesis is to assess student’s performance on the YSM’s research-related educational objectives. As such, all students are expected to produce an excellent piece of scholarly work. In recognition of these achievements, the OSR has worked to develop an award process that celebrates the wonderful research being done by our students without creating a competitive atmosphere surrounding the thesis. Hence, thesis awards are based on competency-based assessments submitted by thesis mentors/advisors and reviewers during the approval process, and internal review of the final thesis that was deposited into the Yale Medicine Digital Thesis Library. Consistent with all other graduation prizes, YSM MD Thesis Awards will remain confidential until they are announced in the YSM Commencement Program on May 20, 2024. While some departments may elect to confer thesis “honors” based upon their own internal review, this recognition is distinct from YSM graduation prizes and is not under OSR’s purview.
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Note: * Ahmad HR. In: Medical Writing. Eds. SA Jawaid, MH Jafary & SJ Zuberi. PMJA, 1997 Ed II: 133-142.
PATIENT care and teaching are rather well established components of our medical career. However, with the passage of time a third component has started to influence our medical culture, namely research. 1 - 4 How to accept this challenge is a question. 5 Indeed, teaching and research form a dialectic unit, meaning that teaching without a research component is like a soup without salt. It is a well-established fact that the research activity of an institution is directly proportional to the number of qualified and committed PhD candidates. An inspiring infrastructure, laboratory facilities and libraries are pre-requisites for a research culture to grow. 6 - 8 This forms the basis of a generation cycle for an institution, so that research activity and its culture continues to grow from one generation to the next. The main objective of doctoral work in biomedical sciences is to develop a galaxy of scientist physicians and surgeons possessing high degree of humility, selflessness and ethical superiority. Such a programme will add a scholastic dimension to the clinical faculty.
Education in how to write a doctoral thesis or dissertation should be a part of the postgraduate curriculum, parallel to the laboratory work and Journal Club activities during the PhD studies and/or residency levels. 9 , 10 The overall structure of a doctoral thesis is internationally standardized. However, it varies in style and quality, depending upon how original the work is, and how much the author has understood the work. Therefore a thorough discussion with supervisor, colleagues and assistance from other authors through correspondence can be useful sources for consultation.
The choice of a topic for a doctoral thesis is a crucial step. It should be determined by scanning the literature whether the topic is original or similar work has already been done even a hundred years ago. It is the responsibility of both the supervisor and the PhD candidate to sort out this problem by continuous use of internet and a library. 11 The work leading to the PhD degree can originate from research in following spheres: 12
The availability of internationally standardized methods, as well as research committed supervisors can enable physicians and surgeons to do PhD work in both basic and clinical health sciences. The importance of research in basic health sciences cannot be overemphasized. It is rather the base of the applied sciences. There are many instances where the elucidation of a mechanism involved in a process awaits the development of an adequate methodology. 13 In such a scenario; a new method is like a new eye. Research activity in the field of (a) and (b) illuminates the research directions for (c) (d) and (e). It is worth noting that sometimes important basic questions can come from (e) and stimulate research activity in the domain of basic health sciences. 14 , 15
TYPE-I: Book Form: a classical style. The blueprint of this form is shown in Table-I .
Type-I: The Classical Book Form
INTRODUCTION: | Literature review. Identification of unresolved problem Formulation of aims and objectives. |
METHODOLOGY: | Design. Outcome variable. Statistical analysis. |
RESULTS: | Figures and tables with appropriate legends. Description, though not explanation of figures. |
DISCUSSION: | Criticism of methodology and design Important observations. Interpretation and reasoning of results. Staging debate with the data of a literature table. |
CONCLUSION: | Based on the premises of outcome. Claim of original research. Implications for future research directions. |
REFERENCES: | Well analyzed. |
TYPE-II: Cumulative Doctoral thesis: A modem but quite useful practice.
A book containing the pearls of a PhD work has standardized divisions and formats, where the number of pages should be weighted in terms of content rather than container. The book includes summary, introduction, materials and methods, results, discussion, conclusions, references and acknowledgements.
Two exercises are mandatory before starting a PhD programme:
Now comes the most crucial and functional part of the doctoral work, the materials/subjects and methods section. This part can be considered as the motor of the PhD work. The reliability, sensitivity and specificity of the motor must be checked before embarking on a long journey. Controlling the controls is the best guide for a precise and authentic work. Usually materials and methods contain components such as a description of the species involved, their number, age, weight and anthropometric parameters, types of surgical procedures and anesthesia if applied, and a detailed description of methodology. Continuous or point measurements should be thoroughly described. However, a dynamic method should always be preferred to static one.
The experimental protocol should be designed after a small pilot study, which is especially advisable in research on human subjects. A detailed and well-thought experimental protocol forms the basis of conditions under which the results would be obtained. Any deviation from the experimental protocol will affect the outcome, and the interpretation of results. It may be noted that great discoveries are usually accidental and without a protocol, based merely on careful observation! However, for the sake of a publication, a protocol has to be designed after the discovery. After having described the different phases of the experimental protocol with the help of a schematic diagram e.g., showing variables, time period and interventions, the selection of a statistical method should be discussed. Negative results should not be disregarded because they represent the boundary conditions of positive results. Sometimes the negative results are the real results.
It is usual practice that most PhD candidates start writing the methodological components first. This is followed by writing the results. The pre-requisites for writing results are that all figures, tables, schematic diagrams of methods and a working model should be ready. They should be designed in such a way that the information content of each figure should, when projected as a frame be visually clear to audience viewing it from a distance of about fifty feet. It is often observed that the presenters themselves have difficulty in deciphering a frame of the Power-Point being projected in a conference.
The results of a doctoral thesis should be treated like a bride. The flow of writing results becomes easier if all figures and tables are well prepared. This promotes the train of thoughts required to analyze the data in a quantitative fashion. The golden rule of writing results of a thesis is to describe what the figure shows. No explanation is required. One should avoid writing anything which is not there in a figure. Before writing one should observe each diagram for some time and make a list of observations in the form of key words. The more one has understood the information content of a figure; the better will be the fluency of writing. The interruption of the flow in writing most often indicates that an author has not understood the results. Discussion with colleagues or reference to the literature is the only remedy, and it functions sometimes like a caesarean procedure.
Statistical methods are good devices to test the degree of authenticity and precision of results if appropriately applied. The application of statistical technique in human studies poses difficulties because of large standard deviations. Outliers must be discussed, if they are excluded for the sake of statistical significance. Large standard deviations can be minimized by increasing the number of observations. If a regression analysis is not weighted, it gives faulty information. The correlation coefficient value can change from 0.7 to 0.4 if the regression analysis is weighted using Fisher’s test. The dissection of effect from artifact should be analysed in such a way that the signal to noise ratio of a parameter should be considered. A competent statistician should always be consulted in order to avoid the danger of distortion of results.
The legend of a figure should be well written. It contains a title, a brief description of variables and interventions, the main effect and a concluding remark conveying the original message. The writing of PhD work is further eased by a well maintained collection of data in the form of log book, original recordings, analyzed references with summaries and compiling the virgin data of the study on master plan sheet to understand the original signals before submitting to the procedures of statistics. The original data belong to the laboratory of an institution where it came into being and should be preserved for 5-7 years in the archive for the sake of brevity.
This is the liveliest part of a thesis. Its main goal is to defend the work by staging a constructive debate with the literature. The golden rule of this written debate should be that a rigid explanation looks backward and a design looks forward. The object is to derive a model out of a jig-saw puzzle of information. It should be designed in such a way that the results of the present study and those of authors from the literature can be better discussed and interpreted. Agreement and disagreement can be better resolved if one considers under what experimental conditions the results were obtained by the various authors. It means that the boundary conditions for each result should be carefully analyzed and compared.
The discussion can be divided into the following parts:
Another way of writing a doctoral work is a cumulative type of thesis. 11 It consists of a few original publications in refereed journals of repute. It is supplemented by a concise summary about the research work. This type of thesis is usually practiced in Sweden, Germany and other countries. It has the advantage of being doubly refereed by the journals and the faculty of health sciences. Additionally, papers are published during a doctoral work. A declaration has to be given to the faculty of science about the sharing of research work in publications, provided there are co-authors. The weightage should be in favour of the PhD candidate, so that the thesis can ethically be better defended before the team of august research faculty.
A critical review of this manuscript by Dr. Roger Sutton, Dr. Khalid Khan, Dr. Bukhtiar Shah and Dr. Satwat Hashmi is gratefully acknowledged.
Dedicated to the memory of Mr. Azim Kidwai for his exemplary academic commitment and devotion to the science journalism in Pakistan.
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Starting with the Yale School of Medicine (YSM) graduating class of 2002, the Cushing/Whitney Medical Library and YSM Office of Student Research have collaborated on the Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library (YMTDL) project, publishing the digitized full text of medical student theses on the web as a valuable byproduct of Yale student research efforts. The digital thesis deposit has been a graduation requirement since 2006. Starting in 2012, alumni of the Yale School of Medicine were invited to participate in the YMTDL project by granting scanning and hosting permission to the Cushing/Whitney Medical Library, which digitized the Library’s print copy of their thesis or dissertation. A grant from the Arcadia Fund in 2017 provided the means for digitizing over 1,000 additional theses. IF YOU ARE A MEMBER OF THE YALE COMMUNITY AND NEED ACCESS TO A THESIS RESTRICTED TO THE YALE NETWORK, PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR VPN (VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK) IS ON.
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Ventilator Weaning Parameters Revisited: A Traditional Analysis And A Test Of Artificial Intelligence To Predict Successful Extubation , John James Andrews
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Childen's Reentry To School After Psychiatric Hospitalization: A Qualitative Study , Madeline Digiovanni
Bringing Large Language Models To Ophthalmology: Domain-Specific Ontologies And Evidence Attribution , Aidan Gilson
Surgical Personalities: A Cultural History Of Early 20th Century American Plastic Surgery , Joshua Zev Glahn
Implications Of Acute Brain Injury Following Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement , Daniel Grubman
Latent Health Status Trajectory Modelling In Patients With Symptomatic Peripheral Artery Disease , Scott Grubman
The Human Claustrum Tracks Slow Waves During Sleep , Brett Gu
Patient Perceptions Of Machine Learning-Enabled Digital Mental Health , Clara Zhang Guo
Variables Affecting The 90-Day Overall Reimbursement Of Four Common Orthopaedic Procedures , Scott Joseph Halperin
The Evolving Landscape Of Academic Plastic Surgery: Understanding And Shaping Future Directions In Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion , Sacha C. Hauc
Association Of Vigorous Physical Activity With Psychiatric Disorders And Participation In Treatment , John L. Havlik
Long-Term Natural History Of Ush2a-Retinopathy , Michael Heyang
Clinical Decision Support For Emergency Department-Initiated Buprenorphine For Opioid Use Disorder , Wesley Holland
Applying Deep Learning To Derive Noninvasive Imaging Biomarkers For High-Risk Phenotypes Of Prostate Cancer , Sajid Hossain
The Hardships Of Healthcare Among People With Lived Experiences Of Homelessness In New Haven, Ct , Brandon James Hudik
Outcomes Of Peripheral Vascular Interventions In Patients Treated With Factor Xa Inhibitors , Joshua Joseph Huttler
Janus Kinase Inhibition In Granuloma Annulare: Two Single-Arm, Open-Label Clinical Trials , Erica Hwang
Medicaid Coverage For Undocumented Children In Connecticut: A Political History , Chinye Ijeli
Population Attributable Fraction Of Reproductive Factors In Triple Negative Breast Cancer By Race , Rachel Jaber Chehayeb
Evaluation Of Gastroesophageal Reflux And Hiatal Hernia As Risk Factors For Lobectomy Complications , Michael Kaminski
Health-Related Social Needs Before And After Critical Illness Among Medicare Beneficiaries , Tamar A. Kaminski
Effects Of Thoracic Endovascular Aortic Repair On Cardiac Function At Rest , Nabeel Kassam
Conditioned Hallucinations By Illness Stage In Individuals With First Episode Schizophrenia, Chronic Schizophrenia, And Clinical High Risk For Psychosis , Adam King
The Choroid Plexus Links Innate Immunity To Dysregulation Of Csf Homeostasis In Diverse Forms Of Hydrocephalus , Emre Kiziltug
Health Status Changes After Stenting For Stroke Prevention In Carotid Artery Stenosis , Jonathan Kluger
Rare And Undiagnosed Liver Diseases: New Insights From Genomic And Single Cell Transcriptomic Analyses , Chigoziri Konkwo
“Teen Health” Empowers Informed Contraception Decision-Making In Adolescents And Young Adults , Christina Lepore
Barriers To Mental Health Care In Us Military Veterans , Connor Lewis
Barriers To Methadone For Hiv Prevention Among People Who Inject Drugs In Kazakhstan , Amanda Rachel Liberman
Unheard Voices: The Burden Of Ischemia With No Obstructive Coronary Artery Disease In Women , Marah Maayah
Partial And Total Tonsillectomy For Pediatric Sleep-Disordered Breathing: The Role Of The Cas-15 , Jacob Garn Mabey
Association Between Insurance, Access To Care, And Outcomes For Patients With Uveal Melanoma In The United States , Victoria Anne Marks
Urinary Vegf And Cell-Free Dna As Non-Invasive Biomarkers For Diabetic Retinopathy Screening , Mitchelle Matesva
Pain Management In Facial Trauma: A Narrative Review , Hunter Mccurdy
Meningioma Relational Database Curation Using A Pacs-Integrated Tool For Collection Of Clinical And Imaging Features , Ryan Mclean
Colonoscopy Withdrawal Time And Dysplasia Detection In Patients With Inflammatory Bowel Disease , Chandler Julianne Mcmillan
Cerebral Arachnoid Cysts Are Radiographic Harbingers Of Epigenetics Defects In Neurodevelopment , Kedous Mekbib
Regulation And Payment Of New Medical Technologies , Osman Waseem Moneer
Permanent Pacemaker Implantation After Tricuspid Valve Repair Surgery , Alyssa Morrison
Non-Invasive Epidermal Proteome-Based Subclassification Of Psoriasis And Eczema And Identification Of Treatment Relevant Biomarkers , Michael Murphy
Ballistic And Explosive Orthopaedic Trauma Epidemiology And Outcomes In A Global Population , Jamieson M. O'marr
Dermatologic Infectious Complications And Mimickers In Cancer Patients On Oncologic Therapy , Jolanta Pach
Distressed Community Index In Patients Undergoing Carotid Endarterectomy In Medicare-Linked Vqi Registry , Carmen Pajarillo
Preoperative Psychosocial Risk Burden Among Patients Undergoing Major Thoracic And Abdominal Surgery , Emily Park
Volumetric Assessment Of Imaging Response In The Pnoc Pediatric Glioma Clinical Trials , Divya Ramakrishnan
Racial And Sex Disparities In Adult Reconstructive Airway Surgery Outcomes: An Acs Nsqip Analysis , Tagan Rohrbaugh
A School-Based Study Of The Prevalence Of Rheumatic Heart Disease In Bali, Indonesia , Alysha Rose
Outcomes Following Hypofractionated Radiotherapy For Patients With Thoracic Tumors In Predominantly Central Locations , Alexander Sasse
Healthcare Expenditure On Atrial Fibrillation In The United States: The Medical Expenditure Panel Survey 2016-2021 , Claudia See
A Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Of Oropharyngeal Cancer Post-Treatment Surveillance Practices , Rema Shah
Machine Learning And Risk Prediction Tools In Neurosurgery: A Rapid Review , Josiah Sherman
Maternal And Donor Human Milk Support Robust Intestinal Epithelial Growth And Differentiation In A Fetal Intestinal Organoid Model , Lauren Smith
Constructing A Fetal Human Liver Atlas: Insights Into Liver Development , Zihan Su
Somatic Mutations In Aging, Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria, And Myeloid Neoplasms , Tho Tran
Illness Perception And The Impact Of A Definitive Diagnosis On Women With Ischemia And No Obstructive Coronary Artery Disease: A Qualitative Study , Leslie Yingzhijie Tseng
Advances In Keratin 17 As A Cancer Biomarker: A Systematic Review , Robert Tseng
Regionalization Strategy To Optimize Inpatient Bed Utilization And Reduce Emergency Department Crowding , Ragini Luthra Vaidya
Survival Outcomes In T3 Laryngeal Cancer Based On Staging Features At Diagnosis , Vickie Jiaying Wang
Analysis Of Revertant Mosaicism And Cellular Competition In Ichthyosis With Confetti , Diana Yanez
A Hero's Journey: Experiences Using A Therapeutic Comicbook In A Children’s Psychiatric Inpatient Unit , Idil Yazgan
Prevalence Of Metabolic Comorbidities And Viral Infections In Monoclonal Gammopathy , Mansen Yu
Automated Detection Of Recurrent Gastrointestinal Bleeding Using Large Language Models , Neil Zheng
Vascular Risk Factor Treatment And Control For Stroke Prevention , Tianna Zhou
Radiomics: A Methodological Guide And Its Applications To Acute Ischemic Stroke , Emily Avery
Characterization Of Cutaneous Immune-Related Adverse Events Due To Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors , Annika Belzer
An Investigation Of Novel Point Of Care 1-Tesla Mri Of Infants’ Brains In The Neonatal Icu , Elisa Rachel Berson
Understanding Perceptions Of New-Onset Type 1 Diabetes Education In A Pediatric Tertiary Care Center , Gabriel BetancurVelez
Effectiveness Of Acitretin For Skin Cancer Prevention In Immunosuppressed And Non-Immunosuppressed Patients , Shaman Bhullar
Adherence To Tumor Board Recommendations In Patients With Hepatocellular Carcinoma , Yueming Cao
Clinical Trials Related To The Spine & Shoulder/elbow: Rates, Predictors, & Reasons For Termination , Dennis Louis Caruana
Improving Delivery Of Immunomodulator Mpla With Biodegradable Nanoparticles , Jungsoo Chang
Sex Differences In Patients With Deep Vein Thrombosis , Shin Mei Chan
Incorporating Genomic Analysis In The Clinical Practice Of Hepatology , David Hun Chung
Emergency Medicine Resident Perceptions Of A Medical Wilderness Adventure Race (medwar) , Lake Crawford
Surgical Outcomes Following Posterior Spinal Fusion For Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis , Wyatt Benajmin David
Representing Cells As Sentences Enables Natural Language Processing For Single Cell Transcriptomics , Rahul M. Dhodapkar
Life Vs. Liberty And The Pursuit Of Happiness: Short-Term Involuntary Commitment Laws In All 50 US States , Sofia Dibich
Healthcare Disparities In Preoperative Risk Management For Total Joint Arthroplasty , Chloe Connolly Dlott
Toll-Like Receptors 2/4 Directly Co-Stimulate Arginase-1 Induction Critical For Macrophage-Mediated Renal Tubule Regeneration , Natnael Beyene Doilicho
Associations Of Atopic Dermatitis With Neuropsychiatric Comorbidities , Ryan Fan
International Academic Partnerships In Orthopaedic Surgery , Michael Jesse Flores
Young Adults With Adhd And Their Involvement In Online Communities: A Qualitative Study , Callie Marie Ginapp
Becoming A Doctor, Becoming A Monster: Medical Socialization And Desensitization In Nazi Germany And 21st Century USA , SimoneElise Stern Hasselmo
Comparative Efficacy Of Pharmacological Interventions For Borderline Personality Disorder: A Network Meta-Analysis , Olivia Dixon Herrington
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Theses/dissertations from 2023 2023.
Factors Associated with the Difficulty of Computerized Tasks Among Office-Based Physicians in the United States , Khalid Alshehri
Reducing Oral Health Disparities: Effectiveness of Preventive Dental Care on Treatment Use, Expenditures and Determinants of Service Utilization , Rashmi Lamsal
'The Very Structure of Opportunities Has Collapsed': How Taxation Policies Enhance, Decay, and Otherwise Affect the Distribution of Health & Health Services in the United States , Valerie Pacino
An Exploration of Policies, Equity, and Emerging Threats to the Traffic Safety Environment in the U.S. , Sachi Verma
The State of Oral Health in People with Disabilities and the Impact of Family-Centered Care on the Oral Health of Children with Special Health Care Needs , Bedant Chakraborty
The Ecology of Mental Health and the Impact of Barriers on Mental Health Service Utilization , Alisha Aggarwal
Health Service Utilization and Expenditure in Cardio-Metabolic Conditions in the United States Adults , Kavita Mosalpuria
Impact of Prescription Drug Monitoring Program on Drug Misuse and Drug-related Fatal Vehicle Crashes , Moosa Tatar
Essays on rehospitalization under the Hospital Readmission Reduction Program , Yangyuna Yang
Impact of Healthcare Delivery and Policies on Children's Outcomes after the Affordable Care Act of 2010 , Shreya Roy
Examining the Effects of Approaches on Reducing Hospital Utilization: The Patient-Centered Medical Home, Continuity of Care, and the Inpatient Palliative Consultation at the End-of-Life , Xiaoting Sun
Essays on the Patient-Centered Medical Home in the United States Military Health System , Glen N. Gilson
A Multi-Level Assessment of Healthcare Facilities Readiness, Willingness, and Ability to Adopt and Sustain Telehealth Services , Jamie Larson
Healthcare Utilization for Behavioral Health Disorders: Policy Implications on Nationwide Readmissions, and Outcomes in the States of Nebraska and New York , Rajvi J. Wani
Structural violence and gender-based violence in the United States , Sarbinaz Z. Bekmuratova
Community Benefits Spending by Private Tax-Exempt Hospitals in the U.S. , Wael ElRayes
Patient-Centered Medical Home Adoption in School-Based Health Centers , Abbey Gregg
Meaningful Use of Electronic Health Records for Population Health Management in U.S. Acute Care Hospitals , Niodita Gupta
Hospital Based Emergency Department Visits With Dental Conditions: Outcomes and Policy Implications in the States of California, Nebraska and New York , Sankeerth Rampa
Adoption of Medication Management Technologies by U.S. Acute Care Hospitals after the HITECH Act , Aastha Chandak
The Impact of Electronic Health Records on Healthcare Service Delivery, Patient Safety, and Quality , Kate Elizabeth Trout
Essays on Immigration-Related Disparities in Health Behavior and Health Care Utilization , Yang Wang
The Impact of Gasoline Prices on Medical Care and Costs of Motor Vehicle Injuries , He Zhu
Provision, cost, and quality of robot-assisted radical prostatectomies in the United States , Soumitra Sudip Bhuyan
Organizational factors associated with the implementation of evidence-based public health interventions in local health department settings , Janelle J. Jacobson
Hospital cost shifting in the United States , Tao Li
Patient-centered medical home readiness in the veterans health administration: an organizational perspective , Anh T. Nguyen
Organizational and environmental correlates of electronic health records implementation and performance in acute care hospitals in the United States , Diptee Ojha
Assessing geographic variation and migration behaviors of foreign-born medical graduates in the United States , Samuel Tawiah Yaw Opoku
Organizational and environmental correlates of strategic behavior and financial performance in the US hospice industry , Bettye Appiah Apenteng
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Choosing an appropriate dissertation topic is the first step in implementing an appropriate, effective, and specialised research strategy that in turn allows students to facilitate their own academic and professional development.
The ability to explore a given subject in depth and to use the appropriate research tools to answer a dissertation question is often regarded as one of the most essential processes that indicates and demonstrates students’ capacities as future researchers. Therefore, it is important for students to have clear knowledge of the current trends pertaining to their discipline, thus allowing them to make informed decision regarding their own professional future.
To help students prepare for this process this article highlights several healthcare dissertation topics that healthcare students can base their project on; these are divided into five categories: Global health policies, healthcare management, evidence-based healthcare, mental healthcare, and technological advancements (technology takeover).
Healthcare management, evidence-based practice, mental health care dissertation topics, technology takeover.
In general, global health policies pertain to the decisions and the decision-making processes that translate evidence-based practice and healthcare into effective public interventions. The COVID-19 pandemic has dominated our lives but has also highlighted the importance of public health policies. As such, the following topics revolve around this field of healthcare.
Healthcare management involves the administration of care systems and institutions and the means with which these processes can optimise healthcare treatment, delivery, and the quality of healthcare services provided. Therefore, healthcare management is also intertwined with patient satisfaction and patient outcomes.
Evidence-based practise or EBP is an interdisciplinary approach in which current scientific evidence is used to formulate and define the underlying decision-making processes regarding patient care and treatment. Therefore, this term underlines the importance of integrating clinical experience with the best and most appropriate clinical evidence stemming from systematic research. Dissertation topics related to evidence-based practice intend to investigate the most effective care available and whose implementation is bound to improve patient outcomes and satisfaction rates.
Mental health care refers to the services, policies, and processes that focus on the treatment of mental illnesses and disorders. Therefore, the main purpose of this healthcare field involves the improvement of mental health in patients suffering from dementia, anxiety disorders, depression, personality disorders, etc. by enhancing their quality of life through consultation, support, and innovative therapeutic approaches.
Undoubtedly, the recent technological advancements have transformed healthcare, and this trend is expected not only to continue but also to become significantly more prevalent in the coming years. Elements such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, telemedicine, and healthcare cryptocurrencies are destined to change healthcare delivery and management. However, these advancements have also introduced essential challenges related to data privacy and cybersecurity.
Theses/dissertations from 2021 2021.
“The Impact of Self-Stigma of Seeking Help and Perceived Social Support on Burnout among Clinical Psychologists” , Aavrita A
The impact of self-stigma of seeking help &percieved social support on burnout among clinical psychologists. , Aavrita .
Immediate Effects of Novel Hand Rehabilitation Board on Fine Motor Skills in Children with Cerebral Palsy. , Romita Fernandes. Abraham
"COMPARISON OF THREE SCORING CRITERIA TO ASSESS RECOVERY FROM GENERAL ANAESTHESIA IN THE POST-ANAESTHESIA CARE UNIT- A LONGITUDINAL OBSERVATIONAL STUDY " , Shagun Aggarwal
Comparative predictive validity of Alberta Infant Motor Scale and Infant Neurological International Battery in Low Birth Weight Infants- A Prospective Longitudinal Study. , Polisetti Siva Sai Anand
Antagonistic Asynchrony in Muscle Recruitment Pattern of Forward Reach Movement In Children With Cerebral Palsy. , Sanya Anklesaria
Muscle fatigue response of rotator cuff muscles in sitting and standing postures , Lisanne Aranha
Effectiveness of static weight bearing versus modified constraint induced movement therapy on improving hand function in hemiplegic cerebral palsy- A Randomized Clinical Trial. , Ruth Bavighar
How informed are our patients about generic medicines? – A study from coastal South India , Darshan BB
Morphological variants of the human spleen, a cadaveric study , Murlimanju BV
Association between cervical breast cancer and Diabtetes mellitus among women seeking health care in tertiary hospitals od south India: A cross sectional study , Pratik Kumar Chatterjee
Carcinoma Breast in among Women with Diabetes Mellitus: A Case Control Study , Pratik Kumar Chatterjee
Perception of Empathy among medical students: A cross sectional study , Pratik Kumar Chatterjee
CLINICOMYCOLOGICAL PROFILE OF DERMATOPHYTOSIS IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL IN SOUTH INDIA , Adyashree Dalai
Study of outcome of Ponseti technique of management for idiopathic clubfoot in a tertiary center in south India , Lulu Damsas
Comparative study of emotional labour &burnout on life satisfaction among school teachers across different educational settings , Meghana Dharampalan
“Comparative Study of Emotional Labor and Burnout on Life Satisfaction Among School Teachers Across Different Educational Settings” , Meghana V. Dharmapalan
“Relationship Between Sexual Fantasy, Sexual Communication, Personality Traits and Sexual Satisfaction in Married Individuals” , Rhea Dhir
Comparing the efficacy of USG guided supraclavicular brachial plexus block with or without intercostobrachial nerve block for forearm surgeries – an observational study , DIKSHA D’MELLO
Does Quality of Sitting influence Functional Mobility in Cerebral Palsy? A cross-sectional study , Kaiorisa N. Doctor
Factors effecting gait velocity in osteoarthritis knee-An observational study. , Lisha Gretal D’silva
Effect of Inspiratory Muscle Training on Pulmonary Function, Functional Capacity, Quality Of Life And Length Of Stay in individuals undergoing Cardiac Surgery , Fiona Verdine Dsouza
Relationship of Academic Resilience with Self-Efficacy, and Perceived Social Support; Among Civil Service Aspirants , Neha Eldho
EFFICACY, FEASIBILITY, AND SAFETY OF PERCUTANEOUS IMAGE-GUIDED CATHETER DRAINAGE OF THORACIC, ABDOMINAL, AND PELVIC FLUID COLLECTION , Aishwarya Gadwal
Comparison of efficacy of two different bolus doses of norepinephrine as prophylac-tic to prevent post-spinal hypotension during elective caesarean section , PRANATHI GARAPATI
Trends in Frailty and its Associated factors in Community Dwelling Elderly Indian Population during COVID-19 Pandemic- A Prospective Analytical Study , Karan Gautam
Speech Sound acquisition in some south Indian Dravidian languages: A systematic review , Jesica George
Comparison of Femoral nerve block with Dexmedetomidine and Adductor canal block with Dexmedetomidine for postoperative analgesia for Total Knee Arthroplasty . , NEHA GEORGE
Assessment Of Cardiovascular Risk Factors In Patients With Osteoarthritis Knee , Sagar Goel
Effectiveness of Intermittent Cervical Traction with and without Neural Mobilization in Discogenic Cervical Radiculopathy , Aditi Goyal
Study of maternal and cord blood vitamin B12 levels with anthropometry in term neonates born to normal and malnourished mothers: a hospital based cross sectional study , Sugapradha a. GR
Development of a Questionnaire to Determine the Intervention and Service Delivery Practices of Speech-Language Pathologists for Children with Speech Sound Disorders in India , Shaily Gupta
Relationship between Physical Activity, Objective Sleep Parameters and Circadian Rhythm in Patients with Head and Neck Cancer receiving Chemoradiotherapy- A Longitudinal Study , Rachita Gururaj
“Emotional Contagion, Perceived Stress and Coping Strategies Among Nurses” , Saumya Hariharan
Assessment of knowledge and belief about stuttering among undergraduate medical students , Anushree Harihar
Association of serum lipid levels and other systemic risk factors with retinal hard exudates in diabetic retinopathy patients. , Harshita Mukesh Hiran
Assessment of risk of Diabetes Mellitus by using Indian Diabetes Risk Score among Housekeeping staff , Ramesh Holla
“Emotional Intelligence, Self-compassion, and Life-Satisfaction In Clinical Psychologists” , Vania Jacob
UPPER-CROSSED SYNDROME AND DISABILITY IN SHOULDER ADHESIVE CAPSULITIS. , Aishwarya Jaideep
Study to assess the role of doppler ultrasound in evaluation of arteriovenous hemodialysis fistula and the complications of hemodialysis access , Ishank Jain
Relationship between burnout compassion fatigue, work environment & mindfulness in medical residents , Pranay Javeri
“Relationship Between Burnout, Compassion Fatigue, Work Environment and Mindfulness in Medical Residents” , Pranay Harichandra Javeri
“Dating Anxiety in Emerging Adults” , Jisha V. Jayaprakash
“Relationship Between Tolerance for Disagreement and Mindfulness in Married Males and Married Females” , Jahnavi Jha
Antibiotic usage and susceptibility patterns in Uncomplicated UTI in a Tertiary Hospital in South India , Christy John
Association of bed rise difficulty scale with trunk impairment and functional scales among stroke patients , Leena G. John
Is there a correlation between Pediatric Berg Balance Scale and Centre of Pressure Excursion measured through Dual Axis Static Force Plate™ to assess Balance in Children with Spastic Cerebral Palsy and Typically Developing? , Niharika Joshi
Comparison of Sensory Processing Responses in Cerebral Palsy Subtypes and Typically Developing Children (7-36 months): A Cross Sectional Study. , Archana Antony K
‘A study on the Role of Learned Helplessness, Selfefficacy and Perceived Social Support in Determining Resilience in Parents of Children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders’ , Benaisha Khurshed Katrak
A study of correlation of maternal serum zinc levels with breast milk and cord blood of late preterm neonates , Rashmi Katti
Correlation of histopathology and direct immunofluorescence findings in clinically diagnosed prurigo nodularis , Haritha K
Difference in proximal femur loading due to muscle activity during partial weight bearing and NWB standing- A cross-sectional study. , Smital Kshirsagar
Effect of Sesamol on neurobiochemical changes in diet induced (DIO) obesity model of Zebra fish (Danio rerio) , Rashmii K.S.
Importance of integration of medical ethics with undergraduate medical curriculum- Instructors and student’s perspectives. , Rashmii K.S.
Long-term potentiation (LTP): A simple yet powerful cellular process in learning and memory , Rashmii K.S.
Parkinson's Disease Overview: Alternative Potential Curcumin Treatment, Current Treatment and Prevalence Among Ethnic Groups , Rashmii K.S.
Smart brain of India vs. tricky drugs , Rashmii K.S.
The Role of Professionalism and Ethics Training: Instructor’s and Student’s perspectives in a medical College , Rashmii K.S.
Violence Against Doctors: A Qualitative Study On This Rising Predicament , Rashmii K.S.
Morphometric study of the gracilis muscle and its pedicles , Chettiar Ganesh Kumar
Comparative study of bed side tests to assess difficult airway in paediatric patients , S.Abinandha Kumar
Euphorbia thymifolia (Linn.)- A review on ethno pharmacological properties , Vasavi Kumblekar
COMPARISON OF KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, AND PRACTICE TOWARDS THE USE OF SUNSCREEN IN DAILY LIFE BETWEEN FIRST -AND THIRD -YEAR MEDICAL STUDENTS , Aarushi Lall
‘Feminist Identity, Socio-cultural Attitude Towards Appearance, and Body Images issues in Emerging Adult Women’ , Sheena Lonappan
A novel approach to quantify the Dynamic Windlass Mechanism , Ishita Mahajan
METFORMIN VERSUS INSULIN IN THE MANAGEMENT OF GESTATIONAL DIABETES , Varikuti Manogna
Cognitive abilities among employed and unemployed middle-aged women – a systematic review , Aswini M
‘Emotional Intelligence, Job Satisfaction and Psychological Well-being Among Nurses’ , Chetna M
RELATIONSHIP OF COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN(CAD)-BASED PHOTOGRAMMETRY FOR FACIAL DYSFUNCTION WITH FACIAL GRADING SYSTEMS FOR BELL’S PALSY: A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY , Ankita Mehendale
“Effect of Sensation Seeking and Anxious Traits on Suicidal Ideation Among Adults by Birth Order” , Haripriya G. M
Clinical & radiological assessment of intertrochanteric fractures treated with PFN A2 , Harish M
Effect of a home-based pulmonary rehabilitation programme on respiratory function, functional capacity, and quality of life in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease , Vaibhavi Mhatre
Profiling Communication Characteristics of Individuals with Acquired Neuro-communication Disorder in a Tertiary Care Setup , Nikita Subudhi M
Relationship between weight bearing symmetry, trunk control and fear of fall amongst subjects with stroke: A cross sectional study , VIVIAN NEHAL MONIS
Lower extremity muscle recruitment pattern during sit to stand transfer in children with cerebral palsy as compared to typically developing children- a cross sectional study. , Kiran P. Nadgauda
Knowledge, attitudes and practices of Indian classical singers towards vocal healthcare , Raveena Muralidharan Nair
"Perspectives of Indian Speech Language Pathologists on Adolescent Language Assessment" , Rohana Muralidharan Nair
Effect Of Yoga On Perceived Stress And Pulmonary Function In High Stressed Postmenopausal Women , Vinodini NA
Refractory errors, blood groups & diabetes mellitus: A corrleative study in south Indian population , Vinodini NA
Comparison of Functional outcomes for displaced extra-articular distal radius fractures managed by Conservative versus Operative methods: A Prospective cohort study , Muhammed Ehsan Nazeer
COMPARATIVE STUDYOF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF VAPOCOOLANT SPRAY VERSUS EMLA®® CREAM IN REDUCING PAIN DURING INTRAVENOUS CANNULATION IN ADULT POPULATION , Sisla Nazer P
Assessment of attitude among public towards stuttering in a coastal city of Southern Karnataka , Prithvi N
"Severity assessment of acute pancreatitis using ct severity index and modified ct severity index: association with clinical outcomes and ranson’s criteria. " , GEETANJALI PARMAR
“The Effect of Culture Shock on Adjustment and Psychological Wellbeing Among College Going Students” , Akanksha Patra
‘Effect of Religiosity on Attitude Towards Euthanasia in Medical Students’ , Sumedha Pawar
Development Of A Questionnaire To Determine The Clinical Assessment Practices Of Speech-Language Pathologists For Children With Speech Sound Disorders In India , Prasila Elsa Philip
Correlation of oxidised LDL with oxidant and antioxidant enzymes in subjects with elevated LDL levels , Pooja p
Association of emotional intelligence of primigravida mothers with breastfeeding self efficacy in the early postpartum period and exclusive breastfeeding rates up to 6 months. , Priyanka Reddy p
Morphometric study of the Sartorius muscle and its vascular pedicles , M.D. Prameela
Comparison of the analgesic duration using ultrasound guided popliteal sciatic nerve block between diabetics with neuropathy and non-diabetics without neuropathy , GANESH PRASAD
Early follicular and Mid-luteal phase associated changes in Lower extremity Muscle strength , length and Agility in amateur female athletes – a Prospective Analytical study , Vishnu Priya
Assessment of mobile device based educational intervention on breastfeeding technique in multigravida mothers and its effect on early infant feeding pattern- A randomized controlled trial. , Keerthi Raj
THERMAL ULTRASOUND, MANIPULATION AND EXERCISE ON PAIN AND MOUTH OPENING IN CHRONIC TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT DISORDER: A CASE REPORT , Suchita S. Rao
Correlation of Histopathology and Direct Immunofluorescence: Findings in clinically diagnosed Prurigo nodularis in a Tertiary care hospital , Haritha Reddy
EFFECT OF POSITIONING ON THE PAIN RESPONSE OF INFANTS VACCINATED WITH IPV AND PENTAVALENT (dtwp-HEPATITIS B-HEMOPHILUS INFLUENZA B) VACCINES , Sontosh Reddy
Assessment of the acceptable length of Right internal jugular central venous catheters. , Nivedhitha R
PRELEVANCE OF WORK RELATED DERMATOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS IN HEALTH CARE WORKERS IN COVID-19 ERA , Rana R
COMPARISON OF TWO ROUTINE FACIAL EXERCISE PROTCOLS FOR BELL’S PALSY- A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL , Stephanie Santiago
Profiling selected speech characteristics in individuals with Chronic Cough , Nawal Palakkal Sathar
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Bill Vasios is a simulation fellow at the Brody School of Medicine’s clinical simulation program and an adjunct clinical associate faculty member in the Department of Physician Assistant Studies.
A few years ago, after nearly 40 years of service, Bill Vasios, a simulation fellow at the Brody School of Medicine ’s clinical simulation program and an adjunct clinical associate faculty member in the Department of Physician Assistant Studies , retired from the Army. During those many years, he travelled across the globe, from Japan to Iraq.
He’s seen a lot, learned a lot and taught a lot.
But while his time in uniform has concluded, Vasios hasn’t lost his connection to his military past or the people he served with. Before his retirement, Vasios was offered a chance to jump into western France as part of the 75th anniversary of D-Day, the beginning of the liberation of Europe during World War II. He couldn’t make that jump, but when the same offer was extended to be part of the 80th anniversary, Vasios well, jumped at the chance.
“These were original aircraft that did the D-Day jump that had been refurbished at significant expense,” Vasios said. “I probably have over 150 static line jumps and jump master wings, so I have experience, but I just haven’t jumped in a long time.”
The night before the jump, Vasios and his friends visited the Eagle bar in Cambridge, England, to share a beer as their predecessors had 80 years prior, the night before the invasion. Their experiences were different from those that Vasios and the Green Berets had in Iraq and Afghanistan, but a thread of surreality has woven its way across the decades.
“Doing that jump was a good experience because now I’ve walked those same grounds, and I’ve seen some of the same things – obviously nowhere near the same conditions – but I’ve got a pretty good imagination,” Vasios said.
After high school, Vasios joined the Army to train as a telecommunications center operator. During training, he saw a group of soldiers practicing advanced rappelling techniques. Vasios asked his sergeant if he could train to do that and was told the other soldiers were Rangers.
Their training was special.
“When you go to airborne school, just volunteer for the Rangers,” Vasios remembered. “If they need your job, then they’ll pick you up. I kind of forgot that I had volunteered, and they were like, ‘Hey, go over here and do this’, so I spent my first four years in the Army in the 75th Ranger Regiment.”
As often happens with high performers, Vasios looked for the next challenge after several years as a Ranger and was selected to train as a Green Beret – first as a Special Forces engineer sergeant, and then later as a weapons expert.
Throughout his time in uniform, Vasios wanted to be a Special Forces medical sergeant, but it was an uphill fight to be accepted into the long and intensive process.
“Apparently, on paper, I didn’t look like I would be a good medic, but I kept asking, and eventually, they offered me the opportunity,” Vasios said. He went on to become one of a select few Green Beret medics, roundly considered the best in the world at their jobs.
The refurbished C-47 airplane that flew during D-Day that Bill Vasios jumped from during a reenactment of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Europe.
In 2000, Vasios had a decision to make – veer away from his role as a Green Beret medic and take on roles managing soldiers or make a huge leap by leaving active duty and becoming a physician assistant (PA). The decision ended up being simple, Vasios said. He pursued being a PA because he relished the job as a soldier, but that life is often punishing for the family.
“And I decided that my brain would outlast my back,” Vasios said.
He was offered placements in several physician assistant programs, but ultimately accepted a seat in the program at Wake Forest University. Some fellow Special Forces medics were in the class a year ahead of him and told the faculty he would make a perfect fit.
“They never said anything about it to me, but they went to bat for me in an incredible way,” Vasios remembered. “I really enjoyed Wake Forest. It was a great school with a lot of great people.”
During his clinical rotations in the PA program, Vasios wanted as many emergency medicine-related experiences as possible. He felt comfortable with difficult medical challenges and opted for electives in neurology; ear, nose and throat; and orthopedics — all which would benefit him during clinical rotations at Fort Liberty ’s Womack Army Medical Center .
“I was already credentialed at Womack, so I was completely at home and comfortable in that environment,” Vasios said. “A lot of the providers in the different residencies knew me, and they were comfortable with me. I couldn’t have done clinical rotations at a better place.”
Vasios said he wasn’t worried about the “snot bubbles and alligator tears” that often show up in any emergency department’s lobby. Neurology problems were a different knot to untangle, though.
“Concussions, strokes, seizures, neurological deficits, paresthesia — that scared me because I didn’t know anything about it, and you thankfully don’t see a whole lot of that on a team,” he said.
The neurologist Vasios completed his rotation with talked him into taking a job with his practice, and at the same time Vasios joined the North Carolina National Guard . The clinical work was fulfilling, but Vasios had a nagging sense that he needed to put his skills to use back in the Army.
Around the time that Special Operations soldiers from Fort Liberty were streaming into Afghanistan and Iraq, Vasios was back at his old unit as the physician assistant, preparing his fellow Green Berets for deployments.
At the time, handheld ultrasounds were being tested for use in combat situations and Vasios knew that he could be the right person to help teach those medics how to use them.
“You have to design the training to their environment and put it in a language that makes sense to them and apply to their scope of practice,” Vasios said.
He continued to serve until 2019, deploying to war zones and across Africa.
Bill Vasios wears a replica WWII paratrooper uniform during his jump into France during the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Vasios now works at Brody as part of a two-year fellowship that is helping him train ECU’s medical, PA and nursing students as part of dissertation work for a doctoral degree in education with a concentration in instructional design and technology he is pursuing through Liberty University.
The students that Vasios now helps train at Brody’s Clinical Simulation Center are not dissimilar to the Special Forces medics from his previous life. Both prepare themselves to save lives, and all are incredibly smart and driven. What they most need prior to stepping into their jobs is an opportunity to succeed and fail in training without the repercussions of a live person on the other end of the stethoscope.
“The checklist for a procedure says you do it 1-2-3-4. OK, you got that down, and now that you understand the process, how can you combine steps two and four,” Vasios explained. “Things are likely going to fail at some point. When you are comfortable with the normal process, complications and equipment failure will happen, so you should not be surprised when it does. You should be expecting it and already have a backup plan.”
Vasios believes one of the greatest skills he brings to teaching ECU students is calmness that comes from the experience of having to block out life and death distractions to focus on the task at hand. He hopes that he can impart that clearheaded thinking to his students through repetition – and success and failure – in simulation spaces.
“You don’t want to learn the adverse effects of something with a real patient,” Vasios said. “The benefit of simulation is that you can make all your mistakes, and nobody is harmed.”
The students Vasios trains at Brody are temperamentally similar to the medics he served with in uniform – the majority recognize that they know what they don’t know and are motivated to fill in the gaps.
“They’re like brand new sponges — like they want to learn everything,” Vasios said.
The perspective he has gained through living a soldier’s life is translating into his stewardship of the students who pass through the Brody simulation center.
“If they have a bad day or a tough rotation, I can ask them, ‘Have you taken care of a patient like this before? How’d that work out? What were your issues? What were you thinking?’” Vasios said. “I think what I can bring to this simulated environment. It can be very surreal. You don’t want to make it too real when you’re doing this training, but you want to make it realistic, so they have a learning experience in that moment.”
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