AUDITORIUM
PROGRAMS
THURSDAY JUNE 29, 2000
Skaggs Hall Auditorium, College of Pharmacy
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8:00
a.m. |
REGISTRATION:
Lobby outside the auditorium. |
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8:30
a.m. |
WELCOME
and INTRODUCTIONS: Wayne J. Peay, MLS, Director, Eccles Health Sciences
Library |
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8:40
a.m. |
KEYNOTE: William G. Cole, PhD, Information Design
Seattle, Seattle, WA |
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9:25
a.m. |
SLICE OF LIFE...Vintage Wine in New Bottles. Paul E. Burrows, MA, Media Solutions,
University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT |
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10:00
a.m. |
Coffee Break |
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10:30
a.m. |
Adapting Multimedia
CD-ROM Content to the Web Patrick J. Lynch, MS, Center for Advanced
Instructional Media, Yale University, New Haven, CT |
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10:45
a.m. |
Towards a Peer-Reviewed and Updated Image and Case
Bank by the American Society of Hematology (ASH). Emmanuel C. Besa, MD, MCP Hahnemann University,
Philadelphia, PA |
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11:00
a.m. |
Scott Elliott and Joel Gordon, MD, University
of Iowa, College of Medicine, Iowa City, IA |
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11:15
a.m. |
Impediments to Computer-Based Learning in the
Developing World Jamsheer Talati, MD, Inam Pal, Kamran Hameed,
Kamran Javaid, Syed Mehmood Ali Shah, Roger A L Sutton, Camer W Vellani, The
Aga Khan University, Karachi, Pakistan |
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11:30
a.m. |
EtherMed: An Experimental Database of Health
Professions Educational Resources on the Web. Charles Sneiderman, MD, PhD; Craig Locatis,
PhD, Paul Fontelo, MD, MPH; Joe Band, National Library of Medicine, Bethesda,
MD |
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11:40 a.m. |
Christopher Kreis, MD, MGH Laboratory of
Computer Science, Harvard University, Boston, MA |
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11:55
a.m. |
Animation Showcase: Flash, Freehand and Director. Selections
from Demonstration Programs. |
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12:15
p.m. |
LUNCH on Skaggs Patio (Provided for all
registered). Do not take the vegetarian unless you
ordered one! |
FRIDAY JUNE 30, 2000
Skaggs Hall Auditorium, College of Pharmacy
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8:30
a.m. |
KEYNOTE: Next Generation
Internet Applications in Healthcare: Promises and Prospects. Paul
Fontelo, MD, Michael Gill, Craig Locatis, PhD, National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, MD Examples of Projects that are currently in
their early phases of research will be presented with an emphasis on the
scalability of these applications in a nationwide setting. |
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9:10
a.m. |
Using Multimedia to Teach Procedural Skills. Robert Wigton, MD, Thomas Tape, MD, Teonne
Daye, University of Nebraska College of Medicine, Omaha, NE |
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9:30
a.m. |
Julie A. Grundman, Robert S. Wigton, MD, Devin
Nickol, University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE |
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9:50
a.m. |
Baggott Award: Presented by Sharon Dennis |
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10:00
a.m. |
Coffee
Break |
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10:30
a.m. |
"Headache
Interactive" History Taking
Interactive. Christof Daetwyler, MD, University of Berne, Switzerland |
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10:50
a.m. |
Integrating Multimedia CD-ROMs into the
Teaching of Clinical Anatomy. Peter
H. Abrahams, R. Jordan, C.V. Rao, R. Ambrose, St. Georges University,
Grenada and St. Vincent, West Indies |
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11:10
a.m. |
"The Tale of Tommy's Testing": Weaving New
Knowledge into an Old Shell. Sharon Levy, MD, John Knight, MD, Carolyn
Frazer, MD, S. Jean Emans, MD, Sharon Dennis, MS, Valeri Craigle, BS,
Harvard Medical School, Children's
Hospital, Boston and Eccles Health Sciences Library, Univ. Utah, Salt Lake
City, UT |
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11:30
a.m. |
Didactic Elements in a Web-Based and
Case-Oriented Medical Training System. Claudia Scheuerer, Jochen Bernauer, Torsten
Illmann, Alke Martens, Alexander Seitz, Michael Weber, University of Ulm,
Germany |
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11:50
p.m. |
Slice of Life Student Software Award Winner with Demonstration |
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12:15
p.m. |
LUNCH
on Skaggs Patio (Provided for all registered). |
SATURDAY
JULY 1, 2000
Skaggs Hall Auditorium, College of Pharmacy
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9:00
a.m. |
KEYNOTE: The Medical Internet. George
Lundberg, MD, Editor-in-Chief,
Medscape, Inc., New York, NY A pathologist by training, our speaker left
academia to become editor-in-chief for the AMA including various multimedia
and Internet products as well as the Editor of JAMA. In 1999, after 17 years
with the AMA, he became the Editor-in Chief of Medscape, the world’s leading
site for medical information on the net as well as founding Editor-in-Chief
of both Medscape General Medicine and CBS HealthWatch.com |
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9:40
a.m. |
Kim Whittlestone, BVetMed, Clinical &
Biomedical Computing Unit, Cambridge University Clinical School, UK |
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10:00
a.m. |
Building Humanizing Elements into
Technology-Based Learning. Denice Warren, Program in Integrative Medicine,
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ |
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10:20
a.m. |
Coffee
Break |
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10:40
a.m. |
Presenting at a Conference When you are
2000 Miles Away. Sonia
Hutton-Taylor, MBBS FRCS FRCOphth DO, The Stables Northington Farm
Overton Hants, England |
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11:00
a.m. |
Virtual Problem-Based Learning with Digital Video Cases. Carol Kamin, EdD, Robin Deterding, MD, Monica
Younger, MS, and Ted Wade,PhD, University of Colorado School of Medicine,
Denver, CO |
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11:20
a.m. |
A Webtextbook for the Teaching of Radiology
Concepts to Senior Medical Students and Interns. Stan G. Alexander, MD, Dept. Radiology, Indiana
University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN |
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11:40
a.m. |
Laparoscopic Operative Setup
Training: A Virtual Reality Approach
at the University of Kentucky. Michael J. Mastrangelo Jr, MD, et al.,Dept.
Surgery, University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Lexington, KY |
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12:00
p.m. |
Learning Occupational Medicine via the Internet. Inga Hege, Katja Radon, Martin Dugas, Dennis
Nowak, University of Munich, Germany |
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12:20
p.m. |
Welcome
to Munich 2001, August 1-4, 2001 Martin Adler and Marc Batschkus,
Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich, Germany |
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12:30
p.m. |
Closing
Remarks, Acknowledgments, Extravaganza Logistics. Suzanne S. Stensaas, PhD, University of Utah,
Salt Lake City, UT |
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1:00
p.m. |
Bus departs for Grand Extravaganza from University Guest House. |