Computer-Assisted Instruction

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Video streaming in nursing education: bringing life to online education.

Distance education is a standard form of instruction for many colleges of nursing. Web-based course and program content has been delivered primarily through text-based presentations such as PowerPoint slides and Web search activities. However, the rapid ...
Marilyn Smith-Stoner, Ann Willer (Nurse Educ, 200303-04)
video-streaming-nursing-education-bringing-life-online-education.asp

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Computers in patient education.

Nurses in practice have an increasing need to become aware of the computer-based resources available and the evidence regarding their use in the process of patient education. This synthesis of the literature examines research related to computer-based ...
Deborah Lewis (Comput Inform Nurs, 200303-04)
computers-patient-education.asp

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Surgery, surgical education and surgical diagnostic procedures in the digital era.

Computers have quickly proven to be an essential part of routine, everyday clinical work. New disciplines are being developed: telesurgery (surgery at a distance), computer- and robotic-aided surgery, image-guided surgery, medical teleconsultations, ...
Wojciech M Wysocki, K Thomas Moesta, Peter M Schlag (Med Sci Monit, 200303)
surgery-surgical-education-surgical-diagnostic-procedures-digital-era.asp

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A web based video tool for MR arthrography.

OBJECTIVE: Our objective was to integrate digital video and web technology to construct a useful self paced learning tool to deliver recorded techniques of magnetic resonance (MR) arthrography for junior radiology residents and medical students. ...
May T Chou, Paul McGinnis, Richard Tello (Comput Biol Med, 200303)
web-based-video-tool-mr-arthrography.asp

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Integrating Web-based computer cases into a required clerkship: development and evaluation.

PURPOSE: To evaluate a five-year experience (1995-2000) developing and integrating computer cases into a required clerkship. METHOD: In Study 1, 54 volunteer students were randomly assigned to study articles, a paper case, or a computer case on low back ...
Shou Ling Leong, Constance D Baldwin, Alan M Adelman (Acad Med, 200303)
integrating-web-based-computer-cases-required-clerkship-development.asp

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Medical education as a science: the quality of evidence for computer-assisted instruction.

OBJECTIVE: A marked increase in the number of computer programs for computer-assisted instruction in the medical sciences has occurred over the past 10 years. The quality of both the programs and the literature that describe these programs has varied ...
Gerard S Letterie (Am J Obstet Gynecol, 200303)
medical-education-science-quality-evidence-computer-assisted.asp

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Promoting self-directed learning for continuing medical education.

Self-directed delivery modes for continuing medical education (CME) are the most effective approaches for improving physician performance. However, instructor-directed programs are still the most popular methods used for CME. The purpose of the study was ...
Edward Mamary, Patricia Charles (Med Teach, 200303)
promoting-self-directed-learning-continuing-medical-education.asp

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Enhancing the dental histology curriculum using computer technology.

The predominant difference between the histology offered to dental students and that taken by other health care professionals is the emphasis placed on the oral tissues. The oral histology component of the dental curriculum is commonly handled in one of ...
Brian R MacPherson, Jennifer K Brueckner (J Dent Educ, 200303)
enhancing-dental-histology-curriculum-computer-technology.asp

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Nurse educator shortage. New program approach.

The nursing shortage is here and now. Nursing faculty are againg and retiring, enhancing the current and projected faculty shortage. A skilled clinician is not automatically a skilled educator; the different roles involve different skill sets. The ...
Wanda Bonnel, Carol Starling (Kans Nurse, 200303)
nurse-educator-shortage-new-program-approach.asp

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Computer-assisted learning for teaching anatomy and physiology in subjects allied to medicine.

Computer-assisted learning (CAL) may provide an effective supplement to conventional methods of teaching, particularly in subjects such as anatomy and physiology. CAL provides the student with an important additional resource and facilitates alternative ...
Michael J Lewis (Med Teach, 200303)
computer-assisted-learning-teaching-anatomy-physiology-subjects.asp