What is the current state of training in eHealth? (notably regarding the internet of things) |
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What are the barriers to training in eHealth? |
Student characteristics (eg, age, prior education)
Competing curricular priorities
Lack of dialogue with the health care system
No strong drivers for change
Lack of interest
Technical issues (eg, internet access)
Limited availability of useful, free items
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What are the enhancing factors for training in eHealth? |
Student characteristics (eg, age, prior education)
Perceived relevance
Students’ interest
Medical school personnel’s interest
Governments and leaders’ interest
Medical associations’ interest
Strong drivers for change
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What could be done to enhance training in eHealth? |
Increasing interest of students, medical school personnel, governments, leaders, and medical associations
Increasing requirements by accrediting bodies
Implementation of new courses
Implementation of new rotations
Inviting experts to medical schools
Planning ahead (eg, anticipating technical issues)
Mentoring (by students, residents, and doctors, etc)
Investing resources such as funding
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What are the competencies and skills in eHealth that medical students want or should acquire? |
Knowledge of basic principles
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
Data for surveillance, planning, and managing of scarce resources
Data visualization, analysis, quality assessment, and governance
eHealth applied to public health and preventive medicine
Confidentiality and risks associated with data collection and communication
Critical appraisal
Technical skills (eg, programming)
Cognitive aspects (eg, computational thinking)
Interdisciplinary collaboration
Communication
Ethics and legal aspects
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What is the impact of the implementation of an initiative such as a special course or a special rotation related to eHealth? |
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How is ehealth training discussed in non–peer-reviewed publications? |
Broader discussion of this topic
Data, perspectives, information that might differ from peer-reviewed articles
Most of the specific aspects for other research topics listed above apply
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