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Journal of Medicine University of Santo Tomas
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2022
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6
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S1
Volume:
6
Issue:
S1
1. Medical professionalism in a time of the COVID 19 pandemic and beyond.
Page:4—10
2. The University of Santo Tomas Hospital (USTH) 2022 Institutional Chest Pain Pathway: Approach to diagnosis, risk stratification, and management.
Page:11—24
3. The development of physical diagnosis: Historical perspectives.
Page:25—31
4. Improving systems to promote research integrity.
Page:32—38
5. Challenges and experiences of young medical specialists in establishing private clinical practice.
Page:39—49
6. The impact of online learning in the internal medicine rotation among medical clerks during the COVID 19 pandemic and lockdown.
Page:50—67
7. The virtual cardiology rotation: Situated cognition and the signature pedagogy in medicine.
Page:68—75
8. Combined rapid urease test and histology for the diagnosis of helicobacter pylori infection.
Page:79—84
9. Double contour sign in early detection of gout among asymptomatic hyperuricemic Filipino patients: A single center tertiary hospital observational study.
Page:85—89
10. Effectiveness of combined flipped and classroom-based instruction in teaching pulmonary ultrasound to first-year medical students.
Page:90—97
11. Two thumbs up! A review of the “PULMOSERYE: Pulmonary patient miniseries… Dead or Alive: The saga of Mang Jose”- a clerkship learning activity during the pandemic
Page:98—102
12. Low sustainability of weight loss among patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Page:126—133
13. Online Team-Based Learning in Teaching Hyponatremia Among Medical Clerks of the University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, Philippines
Page:103—113
14. Target-Oriented Clinical Skill Enhancement (TOCSE) builds up confidence of fourth-year medical students during first-time patient encounter: An effective bridging tool after online didactic undergraduate classes during the COVID-19 pandemic
Page:114—125