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‘It's on my iPhone’: attitudes to the use of mobile computing devices in medical education, a mixed-methods study
BMJ Open · 2012 · Vol. 2(4) · pp. e001099–e001099
Sean Wallace✉(University of Alberta)Marcia Clark(University of Alberta)Jonathan White(University of Alberta)
Abstract
This new technology offers the potential to enhance learning and patient care, but also has potential problems associated with its use. It is important for leadership in medical schools and healthcare organisations to set the agenda in this rapidly developing area to maximise the benefits of this powerful new technology while avoiding unintended consequences.
Mobile Health and mHealth ApplicationsMobile Learning in EducationICT in Developing CommunitiesMedicineMobile deviceMedical educationFamily medicineMultimediaWorld Wide Web
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- University of Alberta
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