A Time to Talk about Technology – Discussion about Medical Technology with the ATIME Group at The Ottawa Hospital
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ABSTRACT:
In recent years, the use of technology in medicine has become increasingly common. Medical technology has the potential to introduce innovative solutions to clinical problems and supplement current methods of medical education. Advancements in Technology In Medical Education (ATIME) at The Ottawa Hospital is dedicated to discovering and sharing advances in technology with the medical community, as well as promoting the appreciation and use of technology in the next generation of physicians.
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Au cours des dernières années, l’utilisation de la technologie en médecine est devenue de plus en plus commune. La technologie médicale a le potentiel d’introduire des solutions innovatrices à des problèmes cliniques et de compléter les méthodes actuelles en éducation médicale. Advancements in Technology In Medical Education (ATIME) à L’Hôpital d’Ottawa est dédié à la découverte et au partage des progrès en technologie avec la communauté médicale, ainsi que voué à la promotion de l’appréciation et de l’utilisation de la technologie dans la prochaine génération de médecins.
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