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Mobile Devices for Medical S tudents

Mobile Devices for Medical S tudents. Sa’ad Laws Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar. About Qatar. About WCMC-Q. About Our Students. About the Medical Program. About D e Lib?. Overview of WCMC-Q iPad Program. What is D e Lib’s Role in the iPad Program?. Successes!. Challenges….

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Mobile Devices for Medical S tudents

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  1. Mobile Devices for Medical Students Sa’ad Laws Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar

  2. About Qatar

  3. About WCMC-Q

  4. About Our Students

  5. About the Medical Program

  6. About DeLib?

  7. Overview of WCMC-Q iPad Program

  8. What is DeLib’s Role in the iPad Program?

  9. Successes!

  10. Challenges…

  11. What We’ve Learned So Far… • We don’t know enough about what our students do with iPads • There needs to be a review/appraisal of apps • More emphasis on practice • More emphasis and research on mobile information literacy

  12. In the Future...

  13. What Does All This Mean?...

  14. Mobile Devices in Medical Education & Health Care

  15. Mobile at the Hospital • 75% of U.S. Physicians own an iPad, iPhone or iPod • There is a Major Emphasis on Using Mobile Devices to access EMR • Terry Survey: 90% of Physicians Want Mobile Access to EMR • Many Physicians Report That Mobile Devices Improves Workflows and Improves Patient Care.

  16. Ways that Students Can Use iPads

  17. There’s An App For that…

  18. Tech Savvy Students

  19. Mobile Information Literacy

  20. Conclusions… • Product vs. Practice • In Class • In the Field • App Reviews • Major Emphasis on Mobile Information Literacy • Need to Keep Current with Users

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