Amber J. Heck (Editor), Amanda J. Chase PhD (Editor), Jeff Fritz PhD (Editor), Nicole J. Borges PhD (Editor)
Addressing a gap in the medical education literature, Medical Science Educator Handbookprovides a comprehensive, focused resource in every key area of professional identity formation. It covers the entire spectrum of medical science educator development, dividing content into three practical sections: personal development, curriculum development, and professional development ―the key components that help you develop strategies to navigate the academic waters and flourish as a medical science educator.
Vibell J & Thesen T. Brain Imaging Essentials: Current Tools and Their Capabilities. Cambridge University Press; 2026.
Brain imaging is the foundation of cognitive neuroscience research and increasingly important for many domains in the behavioral sciences. This book provides a complete introduction to brain imaging for students, using non-technical and accessible language. Each chapter presents a specific brain imaging modality within its scientific context, addressing practical implementation, experimental design considerations, and analytical approaches. All the most commonly used techniques are covered, including fMRI, EEG, MEG, PET, TMS, FNIRS, and ECoG. By examining the latest tools in the field today, readers will develop critical skills for selecting appropriate techniques to address specific research questions in their own work. The authors draw upon their substantial experience as both researchers and educators in brain imaging and neuroscience to turn technical complexities into approachable concepts. This book provides an essential foundation for newcomers to brain imaging while offering valuable methodological insights for more advanced students.
Lyons VT (2021) Netter’s Essential Systems-Based Anatomy. 406 pages. Elsevier Inc.
Designed for clinically focused, introductory anatomy coverage, Netter’s Essential Systems-Based Anatomy provides superbly illustrated core content in anatomy in a concise, easy-to-understand format. This highly visual text contains student-friendly features such as basic information and vocabulary, key systems-based concepts, and interactive practice questions for review—all highlighted by outstanding illustrations by Frank H. Netter, MD, Carlos Machado, MD and other medical artists.
Peterson KH; Charlotte C; Ciesielski S; & Eidtson W. Realizing academic success within the health science learning environment. In L. M. Meeks & L. Neal-Boylan (Eds.), Disability as diversity: A guidebook for inclusion in medicine, nursing, and the health professions, 2020 (pp. 103-142).
Critically needed information that builds on prior work addressing gaps.
Includes lots of examples, templates and exemplars from all health sciences, especially in nursing Includes program development guidance
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