Guest guest Posted July 11, 2010 Report Share Posted July 11, 2010 Announcement: Professional Development Workshop - Distance Based Learning Technologies E-Health and Social Media for Clinical HIV Management Swasthya India, Jodhpur School of Public Health, HIV Atlas and I-TECH India, announce the Professional Development Workshop, “Distance Based Learning Technologies E-Health and Social Media for Clinical HIV Management” at the XVIII International AIDS Conference, to be held in Vienna, Austria, 18-23 July 2010 on Monday 19 July, 14:30-18:00 in Mini Room 8. The advent of Information and Communication Technology is seen as a vital factor in enhancing development and healthcare efforts. Countries with high incidence of HIV are benefiting from the Internet, E-Networking and Social Media to improve the efficiency of information exchange. Addressing need for cutting-edge information about HIV/AIDS in resource-limited settings the HIV/AIDS Clinical Seminar Series presentation will increase knowledge and skills of health care workers related to care, treatment, diagnosis, and comprehensive management of HIV/AIDS patients. OI videos will assist clinicians in correctly diagnosing opportunistic infections associated with HIV. E-Health challenges and opportunities for HIV Physicians will be presented and how Social Media can be harnessed effectively by HIV physicians. An understanding of online communities and their impact on HIV clinical management and social media as a tool for HIV physicians will be provided. Knowledge of Social media tools to assist in rapidly disseminating cutting edge HIV/AIDS research and evidence-based case management approaches to health care workers will be given. SPEAKERS 1. Introductions: Kohli, Ishdeep / Purohit, Anil 2. Manoharan, Gurusamy (I-Tech) Chennai, India 3. Aranda-Naranjo, Barbara Director, Office of Global HIV/AIDS Program HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau, MD United States 4. Shih, Ting (Click Diagnostics) Boston, United States 5. Colby, Donn ((Harvard Medical School AIDS Initiative in Vietnam) (HAIVN) Vietnam 6. Aggarwal, Vikas (Project Concern International/ India) New Delhi, India 7. Harsh, Jagdish (HIV-ATLAS) New Delhi, India 8. , Joe (AIDS-India, AIDS-Asia, JSPH) Melbourne, Australia Target Audience: Physicians, Nurses, Community Health Workers, Pharmacists, Psychologists, Counselors, Social workers, Traditional or Complementary Therapy Practitioners, Lab Technicians, Trainers, Clinical Mentors, Academicians and others working in Clinical Science, Prevention Science, Epidemiology. Participants wishing to attend can confirm their participation to Ishdeep Kohli at ishdeepkohli@... Ishdeep Kohli Executive Director – Programs and Partnerships Swasthya India Mumbai, India Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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