PEER-REVIEWING, FEEDBACK & ASSESSMENT IN ENGINEERING TEACHING

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Total Total Ionization Cross Sections due to Electron Impact of Carbon Tetrafluoride from Ionization Threshold to 10 MeV

Modified Khare-BEB model has been used to calculate the electron impact ionization cross section for carbon tetrafluoride (CF4) from ionization threshold to 10 MeV. The collisional parameters CRP and also has been  calculated. The calculations are compared with available experimental data . A good agreement is found among the present results, other previous calculations, and experimental data

Orbital MALT Lymphoma: A Case Report

A case of orbital MALT (mucous associated lymphoid tissue) lymphoma is reported for its rarity. It presented as a large tumor obscuring the whole eye with loss of vision, without any signs of dissemination and remained free of recurrence or metastasis 12 months after undergoing simple surgical excision

Book Review ---Getting to Transformation

The book is presented in four parts; containing 23 chapters which includes glossary, bibliography, subject index and name index. The author has used tables and diagrams besides lucid expression. The objective of the book is to understand how organizations can UNLEASH the power of internet and e-business and can reinvent themselves. The organization cannot transform itself in a single day and needs an integrated approach which involves various key concepts and components in transformations. The book talks about all such concepts and components aimed at to serve the customers better and to sell the products to generate more revenue.Transformation, e-government

ROLE OF BRIEFING AND DEBRIEFING IN RUNNING SURGICAL WARD ROUND EFFECTIVELY: A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY.

Background:  It has been observed that the application of briefing and debriefing protocols has proven to be effective when it comes to surgical protocols. Here, an attempt is made to apply the protocol to running a surgical ward. Surgical ward rounds are an important part of treatment for surgical patients, and using briefing and debriefing protocols can make it more efficient and reliable. Methods:  This study is prospective observational and conducted over 40 days. A systematic protocol was established to conduct a briefing before the surgical ward round and a debriefing after the surgical ward round. Predetermined objectives were set to be achieved during the briefing and debriefing sessions. Feedback from the ward round members was taken, and observations were analyzed. Results: Feedback obtained from the surgical ward round members was positive, with improvement in the working environment of the healthcare professionals, learning outcomes improved in juniors and medical students, and healthcare services provided to the patients also improved significantly. Conclusion:  Briefing and debriefing protocol can significantly impact and play a positive role in improving the efficiency of surgical ward rounds and thus ensure better healthcare services are provided after the surgery. Recommendation:  Briefing and debriefing is an effective technique for the conduction of surgical ward rounds it should be applied and tested for its suitability in a hospital setting where surgeries are conducted