Mobile education in medicine and health sciences
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This slideshow describes how mobile devices like the iPhone and iPad are being used for clinical and teaching purposes in medicine and rehabilitation.
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Mobile education in medicine and health sciences
- 1. Presentation at Hope and Cope Jewish General Hospital Jan. 14, 2014 Montreal Mobile education in medicine and health sciences: Challenge and change Prof Rhoda Weiss Faculty of Medicine, Université de Montréal 1
- 3. Objectives 1. Integration of the iPhone and iPad in university and clinical settings; 2. Importance of mobile devices as tools for communication, collaboration and social networking. 3
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- 8. Mobile Health – cell phone • Caregivers are more likely than other cell phone owners to use their phones to look for health information (Fox and Duggan, 2012); • According to predictions, more people will access the Web through mobile devices than through traditional desktops in mid-2014 (Dillon, 2012).
- 9. Engagement = Better outcomes M is a tool to facilitate engagement 9
- 10. Change the way we teach 10
- 11. Change the way we learn 11
- 12. Change the way we read 12
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- 15. Change the way we track our health 15
- 16. Change the way we interact socially 16
- 17. Change the way we practice as healthcare professionals 17
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- 23. iTunes apps 23
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Editor's Notes
- Mobile wireless devices, including smartphones and tablets, have brought about radical changes in our lives, providing hyper-connectivity to social networks and cloud computing. But the digital world has hardly pierced the medical and educational settings. Radical innovation and transformation of how we teach and practice medicine, rehabilitation & healthcare are within reach, but only if we as consumers (educators, practitioners..), confront the technology challenges ahead and actively contribute to the future of higher education.
- This presentation has three main objectives : •Firstly, I will describe how the iPhone and iPad are being integrated and deployed in American and Canadian universities and hospitals. •Secondly, I will address the importance of mobility: use of mobile devices as tools for communication, collaboration and social networking ...with examples of iTunes apps ; •Finally, I will share with you my « Top 10 » mobile apps and Web 2.0 tools for medical and health science education and practice.
- In recent years, there has been a growing interest in new mobile technologies and how they can be used to enhance higher education and the practice of medicine and health sciences. A growing number of educators and practicing health professionals have taken the “out-of-the-box” initiative and have examined how mobile handheld communication devices can provide added value in both a teaching and clinical context....
- Although I will often refer to specific Apple products, my examples also apply to other manufacturers of cell phones, tablets and other mobile devices...(Blackberry, Samsung.).. It was not so long ago…..
- 1970s On April 3, 1973, Martin Cooper debuted the first cell phone featuring a fashionable brick-like design. The model looked as stylish as a shoebox and weighed a hefty 30 ounces. The bells and whistles on this design were the sounds you heard when pressing buttons, as the phone's primary purpose was to make phone calls.
- Pew Research Center is a nonpartisan fact tank that informs the public about the issues, attitudes and trends shaping America and the world. It conducts public opinion polling, demographic research, media content analysis and other empirical social science research.
- Mobility allows us to….. In education and in practice…
- Technology has changed the way we teach. Our teaching & learning environments go beyond the confines of the traditional classroom in time & space….we have had to learn how to better use time in the classroom vs time spent online.
- Today’s students are skilled practitioners of mobile devices and social networking; students use technology in ways that allow them to do what they want, anytime, any place and across all geographical boundaries….today’s students are indeed digital natives.
- Technology has also transformed the space and environment of our university libraries….online books & scholarly journals, data bases are easily accessible….24-7…students learn how to become computer literate and to develop their critical and creative thinking skills…..they know how to search the scientific data bases….download books, articles and apps on their laptops and mobile devices.
- Gone are the days…..
- Doctors, health professionals and faculty members are just becoming familiar and engaged in using mobile devices to share, engage and connect in meaningful ways with their patients, staff and students.
- In the next few slides there are links to video clips that describe how some American and Canadian hospitals and institutions have integrated and deployed mobile devices on a large scale. I will only direct u to these links…but not play the clips today cause of time restriction. READ TEXT ON SLIDE Firstly, Memorial Herman Healthcare System….
- RehabCare At the company’s headquarters in St. Louis, MO. iPhone gives RehabCare employees immediate access to the resources they need, from business applications to phone, email, contacts, and calendars.
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- ……….. Abilene U… A Christian University in Abilene Texas Consult the 2009-2010 report…user perception & attitudes…
- Web 2.0 applications allow us to create new frontiers for collaboration across disciplines and provide us with opportunities for academic innovation, collective intelligence and knowledge création. Let me now share with you my Top 10 Web 2.0 applications & iTunes apps, based on my experience…. The order of présentation in which I présent them is not of importance…they are each a 10 ! If you end up using one of these ten favorites then your time here was well spent.
- …… iMedicalApps is the leading online destination used by medical professionals for coverage of mobile medical technology and apps. They have been called an "Evidence-based trusted Web 2.0 Website" by the Cochrane Collaborative ; published multiple articles in peer reviewed journals, and been interviewed by the American Medical News and other media outlets.
- …… iMedicalApps is the leading online destination used by medical professionals for coverage of mobile medical technology and apps. They have been called an "Evidence-based trusted Web 2.0 Website" by the Cochrane Collaborative ; published multiple articles in peer reviewed journals, and been interviewed by the American Medical News and other media outlets.
- Web 2.0 applications allow us to create new frontiers for collaboration across disciplines and provide us with opportunities for academic innovation, collective intelligence and knowledge création. Let me now share with you my Top 10 Web 2.0 applications & iTunes apps, based on my experience…. The order of présentation in which I présent them is not of importance…they are each a 10 ! If you end up using one of these ten favorites then your time here was well spent.
- Web 2.0 applications allow us to create new frontiers for collaboration across disciplines and provide us with opportunities for academic innovation, collective intelligence and knowledge création. Let me now share with you my Top 10 Web 2.0 applications & iTunes apps, based on my experience…. The order of présentation in which I présent them is not of importance…they are each a 10 ! If you end up using one of these ten favorites then your time here was well spent.