Jo Tomlinson, Tim Shaw, Ana Munro, Ros Johnson, D Lynne Madden, Rosemary Phillips, Deborah McGregor
UNLABELLED: Telecommuniciation technologies, including audio and videoconferencing facilities, afford geographically dispersed health professionals the opportunity to connect and collaborate with others. Recognised for enabling tele-consultations and tele-collaborations between teams of health care professionals and their patients, these technologies are also well suited to the delivery of distance learning programs, known as tele-learning. AIM: To determine whether tele-learning delivery methods achieve equivalent learning outcomes when compared with traditional face-to-face education delivery methods...
November 2013: New South Wales Public Health Bulletin