Biopsy Clinical Trial
Official title:
Islide-Establishing a Clinical Dermatopathology Online Discourse System
The trend is changed by a large number of low-cost computers, large-capacity computing
power, and the rapid advent of network bandwidth. From the Internet to the WWW to Web2.0,
the technology in addition brings impact on economic, social, and technological, but also on
medical education about knowledge delivery globally and learning patterns.
Currently, many scholars start to take the affection of social network seriously. In the
medical field, ECGpedia is the typical successful example. There are more than 250,000
members from 188 different countries in the website. On the other hand, the effect of data
computing and transition improve the development of Gigapixel image presentation. For
example, users can zoom in and zoom out on GoogleMap. The research team has being worked on
this kind of search engine on pathology and anatomy slides in past three years. For
education purpose, students can observe slides by using a virtual microscope directly.
This research will target on establishing a Clinical Dermatopathology Online Discourse
System (iSlide). It will combine a virtual microscope platform and a biopsy diagnosis
eLearning System. This survey will be focused on evaluating of this platform. The object is
all interns in dermatopathology department at Wan Fang Hospital this semester. All the new
physicians can learn from experienced experts. Users who have questions can search for help
from others via this website. They can get assistance by thinking procedure learning model
-scheme inductive and pattern recognition. In doing so, clinicians and pathologists can
discuss with each other through this system. It also can improve the education and research
development in this field.
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