Computer-Assisted Instruction

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Radiation safety training. Successful program.

1. Worker participation in computer based radiation safety training can make a positive impact on radiation safety awareness at the worksite, ensure maximum regulatory compliance in participation, and reduce the costs of stopping production and travel ...
Heidi Buckley (AAOHN J, 200209)
radiation-safety-training-successful-program.asp

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The transfer of basic skills learned in a laparoscopic simulator to the operating room.

BACKGROUND: The aim of the study was to evaluate whether basic surgical skills achieved by training in LapSim, a computerbased laparoscopic simulator, could be transferred to the operating room. METHODS: For this study, 24 medical students undergoing ...
A Hyltander, E Liljegren, P H Rhodin, H Lönroth (Surg Endosc, 200209)
transfer-basic-skills-learned-laparoscopic-simulator-operating-room.asp

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Teaching technology with technology: computer assisted lessons in the medical school the first Italian experience in nephrology and dialysis.

BACKGROUND: Dialysis is often neglected in academic teaching. At the University of Torino, Italy, teaching Nephrology (4th year of Medical School) consists of 21 hours of formal lessons, 10 hours/student of interactive lessons (4/10 dedicated to ...
G B Piccoli, M Burdese, D Bergamo, E Mezza, G Soragna, M Quaglia, M Gai, Y Garofletti, B Martino, G DAquino, M Gino, L Biancone, A Jeantet, G P Segoloni (Int J Artif Organs, 200209)
teaching-technology-technology-computer-assisted-lessons-medical.asp

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MyPACS.net: a Web-based teaching file authoring tool.

OBJECTIVE: We sought to develop a Web service that would easily allow radiologists to create their own online teaching file cases from any Web browser. CONCLUSION: We created MyPACS, a hosted teaching file authoring tool that allows easy uploading of ...
Edward Weinberger, Rex Jakobovits, Mark Halsted (AJR Am J Roentgenol, 200209)
mypacs-net-web-based-teaching-file-authoring-tool.asp

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Twelve tips for the development of electronic study guides.

With recent advances in technology, electronic study guides are becoming extraordinary management, learning and assessment tools in the teaching-learning process, replacing printed study guides. The educational advantages they offer are listed here. ...
Luz Leticia Elizondo Montemayor (Med Teach, 200209)
twelve-tips-development-electronic-study-guides.asp

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The pharmacology game.

This article gives instructions for designing a visually attractive, entertaining, faculty-led computer game for pharmacology review in a nursing education program. The game uses Microsoft PowerPoint, a presentation program that is inexpensive, easy to ...
Catherine Batscha (CIN Plus, 200209)
pharmacology-game.asp

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The virtual reality revolution: technology changes nursing education.

Virtual technology can increase nursing students clinical skills without risking harm to patients and can help prepare nurses for new practices, such as robotic ...
Roy L Simpson (Nurs Manage, 200209)
virtual-reality-revolution-technology-changes-nursing-education.asp

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Evaluating web-based learning modules during an MSc programme in dental public health: a case study.

The introduction of web-based learning in dentistry has raised important educational questions about the efficacy of different teaching approaches. However, studies to date have drawn conclusions that appear conflicting, or at the least, ambiguous. In ...
R D Holt, M Oliver (Br Dent J, 200209)
evaluating-web-based-learning-modules-msc-programme-dental-public.asp

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Teaching paediatric dentistry by multimedia: a three-year report.

Clinical cases can now be simulated utilising multimedia and used to teach case management to dental students. The modules developed should provide intellectual stimulation, user-interaction and immediate feedback, in addition to being intuitively ...
L Brearley Messer, K Kan, A Cameron, R Robinson (Eur J Dent Educ, 200208)
teaching-paediatric-dentistry-multimedia-three-year-report.asp

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Computer technology applications in industrial and organizational psychology.

This article reviews computer applications developed and utilized by industrial-organizational (I-O) psychologists, both in practice and in research. A primary emphasis is on applications developed for Internet usage, because this "network of networks" ...
Timothy R Crespin, James T Austin (Cyberpsychol Behav, 200208)
computer-technology-applications-industrial-organizational-psychology.asp