Health Professions Education is an international, peer reviewed, open access journal published by Association of Medical Education of the Eastern-Mediterranean Region (AMEE) in affiliation with the World Federation of Medical Education (WFME) and the Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office of the World Health Organization (EMRO). The publication of the journal is sponsored by a generous grant of King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This implies that prospective authors do not have to pay a fee once their paper is accepted for publication. The establishment of Health Professions Education in 2015 was a response to the fact that the field is expanding. Health Professions Education is a multidisciplinary journal the seeks to contribute to theory and research inviting manuscripts from the full panorama of the field of health professionals’ education. The journal currently publishes 4 issues per year.
Health Professions Education is indexed in Scopus and Google Scholar.
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Current Issue: Volume 11, Issue 3 (2025)
Reviews
The impact of Continuing Nursing Education on nurses’ knowledge and quality of practice: A systematic review
Areti Stavropoulou, Martha Kelesi, Marianthi Baltagianni, Evangelia Sigala, Eleni Tsapnidou, Georgia Gerogianni, and Georgios Katharakis
Mapping hospital managers education and training in Europe: a narrative scoping review
Tiago Rodrigues and Teresa Magalhães
Original Research Reports
Empowering Future Physicians: The Role of Structural Competency Education to Improve Patient Care and Prevent Burnout
Audrey Shawley, Emily Gault, Ann Yacoubian, Grace Kooi, Minna Yoshikawa, Madison Boudreaux, Abdul Zia, and Kathy Jo Carstarphen
Acceptability, facilitators and barriers to video-based learning at a community health officers’ training school in Nigeria
Mobolanle Balogun, Babatunde Akodu, Tope Olubodun, Victoria Yesufu, Anirejuoritse Chima-Oduko, Olabisi Oderinu, and Diane Shoemaker
Development and Validation of an Instrument Measuring Pharmacy Students’ Knowledge and Perception of Polypharmacy and Caregivers for Geriatric Patients (FORGIVER 19)
Rahmawati Rahmawati, Tjokorde Istri Armina Padmasawitri, Pratiwi Wikaningtyas, and I Ketut Adnyana
Evaluating the Impact of Orientation on Study Approaches Among First-Year Medical Students: A Quantitative Study in a Rural US Medical School using the Modified ASSIST Questionnaire
Kodjo Agbowou, Dmitry Tumin, Robert Lust, and David Gilbert
Assessing Attitudes Towards Plagiarism Among Health Professionals: The Impact of Scientific Writing Training
Humera Adeeb, Brekhna Jamil, and Ihsan . Ullah
Factors Predicting the Adversity Quotient in the Work of Generation Z Nurses at Northeastern University Hospitals
Pornpimon Sookpier, Wanchanok Juntachum, Jitpinan Srijakkot, Sompratthana Dapha, and Chanaporn Pinsuwan
Building Healthcare Students’ Research Skills Through Co-creating a Game to Teach Research: A Qualitative Study
Lise Johns, Leanne Bisset, Stacey Weightman, Gary Grant, Mary-Ann Shuker, and Thea van de Mortel
Influence of Clinical Supervision and Ethical Sensitivity on the Compassion Competence of Nursing Students
Ejercito Mangawa Balay-odao, Joseph Almazan, Jennifer Mesde, Junel Bryan Bajet, Nahed Alquwez, Cherryl Codiase Danglipen, and Jonas Preposi Cruz
Medical students’ disaster-specific self-efficacy and willingness to respond following an introductory preparedness training
Brooke Wagner, Libby Washburn, Joseph D Visker, and Carol Cox
Using a Self-Directed Learning Technique for Learning Suturing Skills: Does Medical Student Self-Assessment Agree with that of Faculty Observers?
Divya Srinivas, Rebecca Gilbird, Jennifer Bennett, Mehdi Bilgrami, Samuel Pankey, Dmitry Tumin, and Walter Robey
The Students’ Conceptions of Assessment (SCoA) instrument: a validation study in medical education context
Diantha Soemantri, Nadia Greviana, and Najila Ramadhina
LEARNING STYLES PREFERENCES AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS: PROFESSIONAL YEAR, GENDER, RESIDENCE AND EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM BASED COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
Rizwan Faisal, Noor ul Saba Khattak, Maria Saeed, Fazl E Amin, and Muhammad Waqar Ahmad Khan
Short Communication
Enhancing Learning Methods in Medical Education: Effective Strategies for Student Success
Syed Tawassul Hassan, Syeda Kashaf Batool, and Muhammad Liaquat Raza
