Ahmad Ozair
Medical Student
King George's Medical University
Sakina Plaza, Fifth Floor, Lucknow, UP, 226003, India
About
Sakina Plaza, Fifth Floor
River View Enclave, Mahtab Bagh Part-II
River View Enclave, Mahtab Bagh Part-II
Research
1. Medical Education
2. Ethics
3. Critical Care
Additional Education Information
Ahmad Ozair is a fourth-year medical student at King George's Medical University. Having class rank 1 out of 250 of his class in medical school, he is the school's official representative for a considerable number of student programs, competitions and quizzes. He has been involved in 3 international multi-centric studies as a co-investigator, along with having multiple publications to his credit.
He has conducted the largest prospective study of medical students in his country ever, with over 1500 participants (publication forthcoming) looking at their tendencies towards lifelong learning and the decline in their empathy throughout medical school. He has now set up a cohort study to further examiner the causal factors of the same, which is the first prospective cohort study of medical students in India on that subject.
His research interests lie in ethics, medical education, post-operative outcomes and surgical critical care.
Organizations
Other Interests
Ahmad Ozair is a fourth-year medical student at King George's Medical University. Having class rank 1 out of 250 of his class in medical school, he is the school's official representative for a considerable number of student programs, competitions and quizzes. He has been involved in 3 international multi-centric studies as a co-investigator, along with having multiple publications to his credit.
He has conducted the largest prospective study of medical students in his country ever, with over 1500 participants (publication forthcoming) looking at their tendencies towards lifelong learning and the decline in their empathy throughout medical school. He has now set up a cohort study to further examiner the causal factors of the same, which is the first prospective cohort study of medical students in India on that subject.
His research interests lie in ethics, medical education, post-operative outcomes and surgical critical care.