It is a frequent dilemma of political journalism that interviewees can give differing – sometimes completely contradictory – accounts of who said and did what.
(MS6) Participants from groups consisting of medical students, family physicians and hospital clinicians complained that medical education, including residency programs, failed to instruct students and residents how to deal with the frequent ethical dilemmas that arise regarding patient autonomy.
Differentiating predominantly necrotic GBMs from abscesses is a frequent clinical dilemma encountered in routine practice.
In terms of student-focused dilemmas, the most frequent were students feeling ignored by their clinical teachers (24.1%), being asked questions by clinical teachers in an intimidating manner (17.2%) and asking questions that are unrealistic and beyond their level of training (16.6%).
Though the morphologic and immunophenotypic features of MCL have been well described in recent literatures, it is still a diagnostic dilemma because of its frequent confusion with other small B cell lymphomas (SBCLs).
113 dilemmas were obtained, the most frequent of which were those regarding sedation, home administration of opioids, and institutional regulations.
The real dilemma lies with the 'industrialization' of IVF, and its frequent use as primary treatment for infertility.
Then, we examine four particularly challenging dilemmas in occupational health practice in Africa: workplace vulnerability; consent; stigma; and the frequent absence of a distinction between work and home.
Improved and more frequent radiologic evaluation has resulted in increased identification of renal masses of unknown origin, which frequently pose a diagnostic dilemma for urologists.
The dilemma as to whether to speak up against a superior regarding unaddressed medical errors appeared as a frequent theme among the students.
