OBJECTIVE To describe the potential benefits of a clinician engaging in the same community in which her/his patients live. METHODS Using a commentary format, the author describes the potential benefits of having clinicians engage in the same community in which her/his patients live. RESULTS When we, clinicians, spend time in the same communities where our patients live, we have the opportun...

Recent technological progress offers the opportunity to significantly transform conventional open surgical procedures in ways that allow minimally invasive surgery (MIS) to be accomplished by specific operative instruments' entry into the body through key-sized holes rather than large incisions. Although MIS offers an opportunity for less trauma and quicker recovery, thereby reducing length of ...

This study explores pre-service EFL teachers’ experiences in learning to teach English at the teaching practicum program during COVID-19 Pandemic. The adopts a qualitative narrative inquiry capture events or stories experienced their schools. Drawing on semi-structured interview data, we found that majority of teachers forced themselves understand digital literacy and be able adopt various plat...

The retina is the thin layer in back of eyeball where vision begins, and it actually considered part brain. Despite its small size, nerve cells carry complex information about colors, edges, motion that we see. easier to study than other brain areas, so not only can retinal research help us understand vision, even teach how areas work. adaptable —it change activity as changes happen environment...