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Bio-Algorithms and Med-Systems, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 9, 2009
Teaching & Learning Using Virtual Patients
- Martin R. Fischer:
Virtual patients: From pragmatic implementation to educational research and back. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 7 (2009) - Rachel H. Ellaway:
The Realities of the Virtual Patient. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 8 (2009) - Lester Critchley, Joseph Leung, Shekhar Kumta, Alex Yung:
A perioperative medicine virtual patient. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 9 (2009) - Lester Critchley:
Anaesthesia Formative Assessment Case Studies. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 10 (2009) - Ronny Sejersen, Nabil Zary:
The role of a learning technologist when implementing virtual patients in a health science curriculum. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 11 (2009) - Ulrich Woermann:
Task centered case simulations. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 12 (2009) - Wojciech Szot, Emilia Kolarzyk:
Interprofessional cooperation for the cardiological patient benefits - planned course using a virtual patient's setting. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 13-15 (2009)
- Dejan Bokonjic, Bozo Petrov, Srdjan Masic, Sören Huwendiek, Srdjan Lozo:
Integration of Virtual Patients into Existing Curricula of BH Pediatric Departments Results of Two Evaluation Studies. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 17-21 (2009) - Samuel Edelbring, Nabil Zary:
Teachers' expectations and concerns about introducing Virtual Patients in a clinical course. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 22 (2009) - Carina Georg, Nabil Zary:
Virtual Patients as an innovative Learning Activity in Distance Nursing Education. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 23 (2009) - Anna Hammarsten, Samuel Edelbring, Uno G. H. Fors, Nabil Zary:
Virtual Patient Players and Authoring tools - different players, different characteristics. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 24 (2009) - Jörn Heid, Benjamin Hanebeck, Frank Hess, Simone Huber, Martin Haag:
Different Learning and Assessment Scenarios Using the CAMPUS Virtual Patient System. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 25 (2009) - Gunilla Johnson, Nabil Zary:
Implementation of Virtual Patients in a Dental School - A Proposed Model to Move beyond the Early Adopters. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 26 (2009) - Daphne Vassiliou, Katarina Arnrup, Asa Derolf, Samuel Edelbring, Marie Evans, Eli Westerlund, Jonas Spaak, Peter Henriksson, Stephanie Mindus, Magnus Sköld, Christer Sylven, Ronny Sejersen, Uno G. H. Fors, Nabil Zary, Eva Sjöblom, Olle Broström:
Integration of Theoretical Knowledge and Clinical Practice Using Virtual Patients. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 27 (2009)
- David A. Davies, Chara Balasubramaniam, Sören Huwendiek, Bas A. de Leng:
Needs analysis for virtual patients: a report from the eVIP project. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 29-34 (2009) - Sören Huwendiek, Helen Rani Haider, Burkhard Tönshoff, Bas A. de Leng:
Evaluation of curricular integration of virtual patients: Development of a student questionnaire and a reviewer checklist within the electronic virtual Patient (eVIP) project. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 35-44 (2009) - Bas A. de Leng, Jeroen Donkers, Cecilia Brasch, Sören Huwendiek, Andrzej A. Kononowicz:
Evaluation instruments to support educators in making deliberate choices when they use virtual patients to teach clinical reasoning. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 45 (2009) - Marjoke Vervoorn, Dirk Bakker:
Evaluation of a dental simulator. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 46 (2009)
- Ryszard Tadeusiewicz:
Application in VP systems individualization of distance learning process using student's psychological profiles obtained by means of artificial intelligence methods. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 47-50 (2009) - Inga Hege, Andrzej A. Kononowicz, Michael Pfähler, Martin Adler, Martin R. Fischer:
Implementation of the MedBiquitous Standard into the learning system CASUS. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 51-55 (2009) - Marjorie McShane, Sergei Nirenburg, Bruce Jarrell, Stephen Beale, George Fantry:
Maryland Virtual Patient: A Knowledge-Based, Language-Enabled Simulation and Training System. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 57-63 (2009) - David Fleiszer, Nancy Posel, Sean Steacy, Jason Murray, Ben Moss:
Open Virtual Patient Authoring System from McGill University. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 64 (2009) - Jörn Heid, Benjamin Hanebeck, Frank Hess, Simone Huber, Martin Haag, Sören Huwendiek:
Demonstration of the CAMPUS Virtual Patient System. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 65 (2009) - Andrzej A. Kononowicz:
BIT Pathways - A Flexible Graphical Editor for E-learning Purposes. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 66 (2009) - James B. McGee:
vpSim - A Standards-Based Virtual Patient Authoring System. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 67 (2009) - Nabil Zary, Inga Hege, Jörn Heid, Andrzej A. Kononowicz, Luke Woodham, Jeroen Donkers:
Enabling Interoperability, Accessibility and Reusability of Virtual Patients - Findings from the eViP project. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 68 (2009)
- Benjamin Hanebeck, Burkhard Tönshoff, Sören Huwendiek:
Repurposing virtual patients for clinical reasoning: Development of a guideline and assessment of time and effort. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 69-72 (2009) - Simone Huber, Frank Hess, Jeroen Donkers, Jörn Heid, Bas A. de Leng, Sören Huwendiek, Martin Haag:
Enriching Virtual Patients with Interactive Images. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 73-77 (2009) - Stephan Oberle, Simone Huber, Burkhard Tönshoff, Ralph Nawrotzki, Sören Huwendiek:
Repurposing Virtual Patients for the preclinical years - A Pilot study. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 79-82 (2009) - Olivier Courteille, Klas Karlgren:
Effects of interface modality on a virtual patient learning experience. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 83 (2009) - Claudia Frey, Inga Hege, Patricia M. Hinske, Martin R. Fischer:
Repurposing virtual patients within the electronic virtual patient (eVIP) project. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 84 (2009) - Ingela Lennström, Carina Georg, Nabil Zary:
Authoring Virtual Patients for Medicine and Nursing Curricula - Similarities and Differences. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 85 (2009) - Zofia Mazurek, Andrzej A. Kononowicz:
The Impact of Repurposing to Different Educational Levels on the Attitudes of Medical Students towards Virtual Patients. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 86 (2009) - Aleksandra Stachon, Elzbieta Walewska, Lucyna Scislo, Dorota Matuszyk, Malgorzata Dziedzic, Andrzej A. Kononowicz:
Authoring and implementation of virtual patients in nursing - the new challenge at the Jagiellonian University Medical College. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 87 (2009)
- Valentin Muntean, Uno G. H. Fors, Nabil Zary, Tudor Calinici:
Students Language Profi ciency and Cross-Cultural Use of Virtual Patients. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 88 (2009) - Wen-Chan Tsai, Keh-Min Liu, Chung-Sheng Lai:
Computerized virtual patient program supplementing medical education. A preliminary experience in Kaohsiung Medical University. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 89 (2009)
- Chara Balasubramaniam, Terry Poulton, Sören Huwendiek:
Repurposing Existing Virtual Patients; an Anglo-German Case Study. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 91-98 (2009) - Robby Reynolds, Gabrielle Campbell:
MedEdPORTAL: Peer Reviewing, Publishing and Disseminating Virtual Patients. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 99 (2009) - Angela Miller, Gabrielle Campbell:
Challenges and Opportunities in Sharing Virtual Patients. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 100 (2009) - Laura Wengenroth, Maria Julia Calvo, Alain Cantineau, Denise Carvalho-Silva, Inga Hege, Veronica Herrera, Monique Isler, Stefanie Kolb, Tiina Lehtonen, Begona Martinez-Jarreta, Eduard Monso, Elena Ana Pauncu, Paul Smits, Arun Dev Vellore, Katja Radon:
Net-based Training for Work Related Medicine (NetWoRM). Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 101 (2009)
- Jan Madey, Leszek Rudak:
E-learning versus T-learning. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 103-108 (2009) - Kazimierz Wiatr, Marek Kwasniewski, Maria Wielgus:
E-learning and blackboard platform at ACC CYFRONET AGH. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 109 (2009) - Wieslaw Poljanowicz, Robert Latosiewicz, Andrzej Niewinski, Robert Milewski:
E-learning in Students Education in Medical University of Bialystok, Poland. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 111-115 (2009) - Elzbieta Broniatowska:
Chemical pathways - application to the classification of the molecular point groups. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 117-120 (2009) - Andrzej A. Kononowicz, Irena Roterman:
Chemical pathways - visualisation of classical analytical procedures in chemistry by the use of flow charts. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 121-126 (2009) - Kinga Salapa, Andrzej Stanisz:
Statistical pathways - a method of visualization statistical rules. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 127-131 (2009) - Pawel Wegrzyn:
"European Games Academy (EGA) in Cracow". Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 133-134 (2009) - Beata Bajorek, Marianna Koulias, Marina Lobastov, Jim Woulfe, Greg Ryan:
Clinical Placements in Pharmacy: Development of an on-line "virtual" learning module to orientate students to clinical practice. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 135 (2009)
- Dorota Gorzelany, Jerzy Walocha, Anna Wojas-Pelc, Wladyslaw Lejman, Ryszard Gryglewski, Wieslaw Pyrczak, Irena Roterman:
Male portrait head. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 137-141 (2009) - Krystyna Moczulska:
Leonardo da Vinci: "The Lady with an Ermine" - Interpretation of the portrait. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 143-146 (2009) - Irena Roterman:
The XV century patients (as presented on Wit Stwosz altar) diagnozed. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 147-152 (2009) - Andrzej Urbanik, Robert Chrzan, Wadim Wojciechowski, Piotr Czubak, Hanna Szymanska, Krzysztof Barbaj:
Egyptian mummies - perfect virtual patients. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(9): 153-155 (2009)
Volume 5, Number 10, 2009
- Pawel Spólnik:
Why and how should a virtual patient be constructed? Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(10): 5-8 (2009)
- Monika Piwowar, Ewa Matczynska, Filip Pomanski, Adrian Kosmide, Damian Kosc, Michal Swatowski, Piotr Wiecek, Tomasz Szepieniec:
VoGE - java application for presentation of Never Born Proteins gene structure elements. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(10): 9-13 (2009) - Piotr Kielkowicz, Irena Roterman:
Unfolding simulation to verify the concept of limited conformational sub-space for early-stage intermediate. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(10): 15-23 (2009)
- Jacek Smietanski, Ryszard Tadeusiewicz:
Computational Analysis of Prostate Perfusion Images - a Preliminary Report. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(10): 25-30 (2009)
- Marcin Chabior, Anna Noga, Magdalena Tkacz:
Usage of naive bayes classifi er in decision module of e-learning decision support system. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(10): 31-34 (2009) - Krzysztof Nesterowicz, Sebastian Polak:
E-learning with use of virtual patient in pharmacy education. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(10): 35-37 (2009)
- Anna Noga, Marcin Chabior, Grzegorz Sapota:
Interactive knowledge base for expert system. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(10): 39-43 (2009)
- Jan Trabka, Piotr Walecki, Wojciech Lason, Wieslaw Pyrczak, Krzysztof Sarapata:
Speech perception - toward understanding of consciousness. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(10): 45-49 (2009) - Piotr Walecki:
Neuroinformatic modelling of oculomotor system. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(10): 51-58 (2009)
- Matko Bosnjak, Andrzej A. Kononowicz, Katarzyna Styczkiewicz, Bogumila Bacior, Rajko Horvat, Marin Prcela, Dragan Gamberger, Angela Sciacqua, Mariaconsuelo Valentini, Kalina Kawecka-Jaszcz, Gianfranco Parati, Domenico Conforti:
HEARTFAID's eCRF: Lessons Learnt from Using a Two-Level Data Acquisition and Storage System for Knowledge Discovery Tasks within an Electronic Platform for Managing Heart Failure Patients. Bio Algorithms Med Syst. 5(10): 59-69 (2009)
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