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Computers in Patient Education and Monitoring
Respiratory Care, 2004Computing technologies offer much promise in the field of medicine. Every discipline in medicine has been affected by the proliferation of computerized technology. Clinicians face challenges in balancing constraints of time and personnel resources when caring for and educating patients.
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MONITORING THE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF AN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION
Man and Educationproblem of ensuring the quality of the educational environment of an educational institution is quite acute today. The environment is recognized as an effective tool for achieving significant personal results, however, when designing it, it is necessary to take into account the «present time» and lay down characteristics that reflect it.
N.A. Zhukova, E.N. Korobkova
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Monitoring the ?Enlaces? educational computer network
Education and Information Technologies, 1996The use of networks in education is experiencing world-wide growth. Many schools have taken advantage of the reduction of price in modems, the emergence of electronic bulletin boards and world-wide web pages with educational content, and the availability of software for public participation in networks.
Pedro Hepp +3 more
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Education, monitoring, and research
2014Education in primary care Foundation doctors in primary care Becoming a GP in the UK Membership of the Royal College of GPs Appraisal and revalidation Career options
Chantal Simon +3 more
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Asthma education, monitoring and environmental control
Drugs of Today, 1999Asthma treatment in the last 10 years has benefited greatly from the first and second reports of the National Asthma Education and Prevention Program expert panel. Newer approaches to medical therapy have been accompanied by more aggressive attempts to involve patients in the management of their disease.
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2006
There is a fundamental lack of accurate information on Roma in Central, Eastern, and South Eastern Europe. The official census data that does exist in these countries consistently underestimates the size of the Roma population and provides inadequate information about Roma participation in all spheres of life.
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There is a fundamental lack of accurate information on Roma in Central, Eastern, and South Eastern Europe. The official census data that does exist in these countries consistently underestimates the size of the Roma population and provides inadequate information about Roma participation in all spheres of life.
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Growth monitoring - Making it a tool for education
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1988Studies by the Nutrition Communication Behavioral Change Project (NCBC) and the Applied Nutrition Education Project show that nutrition education programs have increased knowledge in nutrition improved nutrient intake and status and improved eating habits among women and young children. These programs mainly use growth monitoring methods as a means of
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Education for Worksite Monitors of Impaired Nurses
Nursing Administration Quarterly, 2008Boards of nursing sponsor programs, including those for alternatives to discipline, for recovering nurses. These programs rely on worksite monitors who are oftentimes other nurses or supervisors of nurses, to work with recovering nurses when they return to practice.
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Use of structured self-monitoring in transplant education
Progress in Transplantation, 2001A self-assessment instrument for use at home by transplant recipients was developed to help foster partnership between patients and their healthcare provider. Self-monitoring at home has not replaced the need for close follow-up but does allow patients to provide concrete data to their healthcare provider in order to promote earlier detection of and ...
S, Schneider +3 more
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Monitoring Ophthalmology Graduate Education
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1982Formal monitoring of quality control in American graduate medical education is the task of the residency review committees (RRCs). The RRC for ophthalmology consists of nine members appointed by the American Board of Ophthalmology, the American Academy of Ophthalmology, and the American Medical Association.
J D, Trobe +8 more
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