JEPM - Past Articles - Volume II

Tele-Conferencing, Distance Learning and Tele-Mentoring: New Technology Harnessed for Perioperative Education

Editorial

Armin Schubert, MD, MBA

Use of Key Words as an Adjunctive Learning Tool Improves Learning During a Perioperative Medicine Rotation for Anesthesiology Residents

John E. Tetzlaff, MD, J. Victor Ryckman, MD

Video Teleconferencing with Realistic Simulation for Medical Education

Jeffrey B. Cooper, PhD, Deborah Barron, MD; Richard Blum, MD; J. Kenneth Davison, MD; David Feinstein, MD; Jordan Halasz; Daniel Raemer, PhD; Roger Russell, MD

SEA Meeting Abstracts

Presented at the 2000 Annual Spring Meeting of the Society for Education in Anesthesia

• 3D Anatomy Tutorial Template: A New Teaching Method Using Virtual Reality
• A Comparison of Computer-Assisted Instruction and a Traditional Lecture on Learning Vascular Anesthesia
• Distance Education With a Human Patient Simulator - A Novel Method to Involve Remote Participants
• The Integrated Clinical Base Year: Will it Produce Better-Prepared Graduates?
• Managing and Designing Research Projects in a Time-Restricted Academic Environment
• A Proposed Novel Classification of Teaching Strategies Using a Full Human Simulator
• Integration of Simulation-Based Anesthesia Education With a Web-Based Resource
• The Teaching Faculty Position-A New Approach to Educational Accountability and Satisfaction
• Video Technique in Teaching Intubation