E-Learning in Relation to Healthcare
Keywords:
E-learning, healthcare, Continuing Professional Development (CPD), Learning Management System (LMS), learning object.Abstract
This paper is part of research work to establish an e-learning framework for e-health education for nurses in developing countries, it will help you understand the E-Learning concept in relation to the healthcare sector with regards advantages, barriers and importance integration of E-learning into medical registration. E-learning has proven effectiveness in medical education comparable with conventional learning while wide range of solutions still to be implemented to overcome its barriers such as standardization strategies ,integration of E-learning into medical curricula and training.
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