Creative and Critical Thinking among Bangladeshi Medical & Health Researchers (2000–2025):

Authors

  • Siddiqur Rahman Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, Northern International Medical College, Dhaka; Consultant- Glaucoma and Refractive Surgery Department, Vision Eye Hospital, Dhaka. Author
  • Richmond D Gomez Internal Meds, Prof. of Medicine Ad-din Women Medical College & Hospital, Dhaka Author
  • Tohura Sharmin Mercy Assoc. Prof, Community Medicine, Ad-din Women Medical College & Hospital, Dhaka Author
  • Muhammad Moniruzzaman Eye Specialist and Surgeon Vitreo-Retina Specialist, Vision Eye Hospital, Dhaka, Bangladesh Author
  • Masudul Hasan Dip/Opth, MCPS, Cornea & Refractive Surgeon Author
  • Abir Bin Sajj Cornea & Refractive Surgeon Author
  • Kazi Selim Anwar Editor in Chief, Medivision Journal of Medical and Health Sciences Author

Keywords:

Critical Thinking

Abstract

On the very occasion of launching our 1st journey towards publishing our medical journal, ‘mediVision Journal of Medical & Health Science (MVJMHS)’ from our decade-long successfully driven establishment ‘Vision Eye Institute & Hospital (VEIH)’, we plan to present the medical readers something new, something robust, something much pioneering. With this mission, we, all medical and ophthalmological researchers/scientists dedicatedly involved with the steady driven/plan of writing up this ‘joint editorial’ on creative and critical thinking of our Bangladeshi medical researchers/scientists based on a period of last two and half decades (2000–2025).  What does “Creative thinking” and “Critical thinking” really mean? Christopher P Dwyer has perfectly been shortened creative thinking and critical thinking as ‘Creat T’ and ‘Cri T’. In fact, it remains like a dual engine of any scientifically aimed definitive progress. These are like two wings of any scientific issue towards achieving any/some targeted goal/s., while “Creative thinking” (‘Creat T’)3 defines as one’s capability of generating something novel presented with productive hypothesis, on the other hand, “Critical thinking” (‘CriT’)3 remains scientifically organized 

Medivision J. of Med. and Health Sci. Vol 1(1), Jul 2026; p 1-3

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2026-09-17

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