Background Medical schools in low-and middle-income countries are facing a shortage of
staff, limited infrastructure, and restricted access to fast and reliable internet. Offline digital …

It is becoming “a truth universally acknowledged” that the education of undergraduate
medical students will be enhanced through the use of computer assisted learning. Access to …

Purpose To investigate the impact of an adjuvant Web-based teaching program on medical
students' learning during clinical rotations. Method From April 2003 to May 2004, 351 …

Objectives We have developed both a computer‐assisted instruction (CAI) multimedia
program and a textbook on arterial blood gas interpretation with the same content as formal …

Background The use of computer assisted learning (CAL) has enhanced undergraduate
medical education. CAL improves performance at examinations, develops problem solving …

Background: Computer technology has become an integral part of health care, yet there
have been few studies exploring the use of multimedia technology in the prevention of …

Purpose: Survey analyses of 50 years document a substantial decline in the formal
urological education of United States medical students, resulting in repeated calls by …

OBJECTIVES: What should every medical student know about urology upon graduating from
medical school? To answer this question, we conducted a survey of key stakeholders in an …

In recent years, numerous computer assisted learning (CAL) programmes based on new
teaching methods, as for example the principles of cognitive apprenticeship and problem …

Objectives. To test the hypothesis that an interactive multimedia-based computer application
may be used to teach urology to undergraduate medical students. Methods. Third-year …