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Vian Mohialdin

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Associate Professor (Part-Time)Pathology & Molecular MedicineMcMaster University

Research

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8 publications.

01

National Survey on Canadian Undergraduate Medical Programs: The Decline of the Anatomical Sciences in Canadian Medical Education

Rockarts J, Brewer‐Deluce D, Shali A, Mohialdin V, Wainman B

Anatomical Sciences Education202069 citations
02

Anatomy in Medical Education: A Canadian Review

Rockarts J, Wainman B, Shali A, Mohialdin V

The FASEB Journal20191 citationsSenior author
03

The Effect of Anatomical Education for First Year Medical Students in Point of Care Ultrasound Training

Mohialdin V, Shali A, Bishop E, Mitchell J

The FASEB Journal2019First author
04

Structured, Small-group Hands-on Teaching Sessions Improve Pre-clerk Knowledge and Confidence in Point-of-care Ultrasound Use and Interpretation

Safavi AH, Shi Q, Ding M, Kotait M, Profetto J, Mohialdin V, Shali A

Cureus201823 citationsOpen Access
05

'An overview of the first year Undergraduate Medical Students Feedback on the Point of Care Ultrasound Curriculum'

Mohialdin V, Wainman B, Shali A

The FASEB Journal2018First author
06

Expert-novice differences in the use of history and visual information from patients

Norman GR, Brooks LR, Cunnington JPW, Shali V, Marriott M, Regehr G

1997
07

Expert-novice differences in the use of history and visual information from patients

Norman GR, Brooks LR, Cunnington JP, Shali V, Marriott M, Regehr G

Academic Medicine199628 citations
08

Impact of feature interpretation on medical student diagnostic performance

Norman GR, Brooks LR, Regehr G, Marriott M, Shali V

Academic Medicine199616 citations
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