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The Health Telematics Unit was a multi-disciplinary team of clinicians, researchers, educators, learners, students, and partners who fostered and encouraged innovative quality research, evaluation, consultation, teaching, and service in the area of telehealth. This was the first program of its kind in Canada to combine a research program, using the latest advances in telehealth research and evaluation, with a training program.
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Activity Metrics
(Medicine, OHMES, University of Calgary, 2017-10-16)Activity metrics, based on the Experience API (xAPI) allow you to track what your learners really do, not what their teachers say they do. -
DynIA: Dynamically Informed Allegories
(University of Calgary, Medicine, 2015-03-05)An important strategy for improving population health is to use what we learn from medical research in our patient care. One approach to this is using the highest quality medical research to make recommendations and guide ... -
Digital Professionalism
(University of Calgary, Medicine, 2013-09-26)Exploring some of the issues around being a professional in today's digital world. -
Repurposing Virtual Patients for Scenario Based Learning
(University of Calgary, Medicine, 2013-09-26)How to use existing virtual patient cases to expand into scenario based learning activities. -
Virtual Patients
(University of Calgary, Medicine, 2011-11-05)The session will be a hands-on workshop giving each participant access to their own live Open Labyrinth account. Participants will familiarize themselves with the program by following step-by-step instructions to build ... -
Performance Review Branch: CIDA Evaluation Guide, 2004
(Canadian International Development Agency, 2004) -
East York Telehomecare Project
(CANARIE Inc., 2004-11) -
Patients' and Nurses' Experiences with Telehomecare: Results of a Research Study
(Canadian Society of Telehealth, 2005-09) -
Canada's Health Care Providers
(Canadian Institute for Health Information, 2002-01) -
Social Capital as a Public Policy Tool: Project Report
(Government of Canada, Policy Research Initiative, 2005-09)