Literature DB >> 15871176

A problem-based e-Learning prototype system for clinical medical education.

Fong-Ming Shyu1, Ya-Fen Liang, Wei-Ting Agnes Hsu, Jer-Junn Luh, Heng-Shuen Chen.   

Abstract

The purpose of this system is to establish virtual medical school (VMS) as the platform of e-learning center, which integrates collaborative and self-directed learning environment by virtual group, classroom and library, and automatically converts valuable clinical case from Hospital Information System (HIS) database into virtual patient by online authoring tools for problem-based e-learning. In this system, the VMS provides a problem-based e-learning environment, and utilizes HIS to capture and store valuable clinical cases. All medical students and residents now have the opportunity to learn from these typical cases online. The VMS at National Taiwan University has the potential to develop into a national medical education network for the meditation and provision of comprehensive medical resources. The system will use the international standard SCORM 1.2 to develop teaching material and assist with the HL7 v2.4, CDA v1.0 standards to connect Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems in the hospital. It can provide resources sharing among medical centers by using high transportation ability of Grid Computing integrated with the broadband video platform, Access Grid, and personal multiple point videoconference platform, Multi-video, to popularize the application of e-learning in clinical medical education.

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Year:  2004        PMID: 15871176

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Stud Health Technol Inform        ISSN: 0926-9630


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