Tablet use in Medicine
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Hogue, R.J. (2013, March). Short paper. Tablet Use Within Medicine. IADIS International Conference Mobile Learning 2013. Lisbon, Portugal. Paper available at: Hogue, R.J. (2013). Short paper. Tablet Use Within Medicine. IADIS International Conference Mobile Learning 2013. Lisbon, Portugal.
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- 1. @rjhogue Tablet use in Medicine Rebecca J. Hogue PhD Candidate, University of Ottawa, Ottawa Canada 15 March 2013 http://rjhogue.ca, rebecca.hogue@uottawa.ca
- 2. @rjhogue Introduction Patient Radiology Surgery Patient Education Illness Scripts Student/Resident Education Practice Orals Preceptors Training About
- 3. @rjhogue Introduction • Literature review of all articles in the PubMed relating to tablet (iPad and tablet computer) in medicine January 2011 - November 2012 • 44 research based-articles • Summary of uses in the academic literature • TOH: iPad program to support physician order entry (POE) • Preceptors - physicians who are clinical teachers • Residents - students who have completed their medical doctorate and are now studying a speciality • Family Medicine - General Practitioners - Primary Care
- 4. @rjhogue Patient use of tablets • Patients complete survey on tablet • Survey data automatically stored in patient record • Survey/instrument automatically scored • Image options for patients with low literacy skills Benefits: 1. Immediate results 2. Reduced errors 3. Lower cost Holzinger et al., 2011; Harrington et al., 2012; Tomori et al., 2012;Fritz et al., 2011;Ahmad et al., 2012; Ruamviboonsuk et al., 2012
- 5. @rjhogue Viewing Radiology Results • Literature compares the use if iPad2 with traditional monitors for reading various radiology results • For the most part “No significant difference” • However, there has been at least one report where the iPad was inferior, pointing to the need for more testing • TOH: lab results at the bedside John et al., 2012; Christopher et al., 2012; Johnson et al., 2012; Shintaku et al., 2012;Mc Laughlin et al., 2012, p.127
- 6. @rjhogue Surgery • Access the screen without removing gloves • Small size, long battery life, means surgeons can access without leaving the field • Superimposing actual patient with 3D images of patient Murphy, 2012; Soehngen et al., 2012; Rassweiler et al., 2012
- 7. @rjhogue Patient Education • Cosmetic surgery to help better set patient expectations (Wang et al., 2012) • TOH: “draw MD” apps • TOH: end-of-bed discussion Wang et al., 2012; Albrecht et al., 2012; Levine et al., 2012
- 8. @rjhogue Student/Resident Education • Textbook replacement • Anatomy classes • Digital pathology (especially in low-resource countries) • TOH: Papers allows resources at the touch of a finger during academic days • Starting to see more reports, as the schools that have adopted iPads in medical education (e.g. Brown University), are starting to publish results
- 9. @rjhogue Practice Orals • Cases created on iPad, scenario and labs handed to resident • Learner reviews then hands iPad back to preceptor • Preceptor advances the page to see the “questions” to ask the resident and the correct answers
- 12. @rjhogue Rebecca J. Hogue • PhD Candidate, Faculty of Education • MA Distributed Learning • B.Sc. Computer Science • Instructional designer and web programmer • eBook/iBook producer • http://rjhogue.ca