Harm reduction in healthcare and the impact on public health 2023
By Professor Tara Rampal MBBS FRCA& Dr Mahir Yousef FRCSEng, JBS, FMAS, DMAS Prof. Tara Rampal and Dr. Mahir Yousef […]
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Protected: The ethical adoption of artificial intelligence in radiology
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Read MoreNew hope for ischemic stroke survivors
Modern science has produced numerous exciting advances in medicine. The use of nanotechnology for heart failure treatment and immunotherapies to […]
Read MoreProfessor of vaccinology at Oxford University – Coronavirus vaccine R&D
SOURCE AND 100% CREDIT TO: www.bloomberg.com A vaccine against the coronavirus could be ready by September, according to a scientist […]
Read MoreCOVID-19 – Virtual press conference – 27 March, 2020
SOURCE: https://www.who.int/ Speaker key: MH Dr Margaret Harris TAG Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus KA Kai MK Dr Maria Van Kerkhove […]
Read MoreNovel Coronavirus (COVID-19): A New Emerging Pandemic Threat
In this article, we aimed to discuss some critical issues concerning novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
Read MoreSelect Effective Disinfectants for Use Against the Coronavirus that Causes COVID-19
A guide for industry professionals on what disinfectants can be used against the coronavirus.
Read MoreThe Wedding-Crashers (A Story of hiring criteria)
Professsor Samar Ahmed discusses hiring criteria and the role of ‘wedding-crashers’ in the team dynamic.
Read MoreThe Story of the “Keep engaged group”
When you are running a business and all you can see is your target – you tend to lose sight of the mice in the attic.
Read MoreOrganizational Culture… A Rope Around the Neck of Progress
The outstanding fact about our organizations is that they are very complex systems. No matter what thee organization type is the same construct remains. In higher education institutions the model might be denser and maybe more compact yet it is the very same multi-relation structure that is a challenge.
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