G Bonaminio
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Recent Articles
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Quearry M, Bonaminio G, Istas K, Paolo A, Walling A
Med Sci Educ
. 2021 Aug;
29(1):51-55.
PMID: 34457449
Curricular change is the "new normal" for medical schools. Assessing faculty readiness, perceptions about the necessity and urgency of change, and confidence in the capacity of the organization to successfully...
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Blue A, Witzke D, Bonaminio G, Fitzgerald D, Rubeck R, Nora L
J Ky Med Assoc
. 1998 Nov;
96(10):405-9.
PMID: 9803062
Purpose: To examine the University of Kentucky College of Medicine's community-based faculty's (CBF) perspective on computing skills that students should acquire for future medical practice, and if the CBF currently...
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Blue A, Elam C, Fosson S, Bonaminio G
Acad Med
. 1998 Oct;
73(10):1030.
PMID: 9795614
No abstract available.
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Lindsley H, Welch K, Bonaminio G
Acad Med
. 1998 Jun;
73(5):583.
PMID: 9643894
No abstract available.
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Elam C, Rubeck R, Blue A, Bonaminio G, Nora L
J Ky Med Assoc
. 1997 Nov;
95(10):429-31.
PMID: 9357290
Computers are increasingly being used in clinical practice settings. Aware of the need to educate students regarding computer applications in medicine, the University of Kentucky College of Medicine is in...
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Milatovich A, Hsieh C, Bonaminio G, Tecott L, Julius D, Francke U
Hum Mol Genet
. 1992 Dec;
1(9):681-4.
PMID: 1302605
In the mammalian nervous system, serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine) binds to distinct cell surface receptor subtypes that are defined by their ligand binding and effector-coupling properties. The 5HT1c receptor is a G-protein...