http://www.virtualpatients.eu/referatory/
Virtual interactive patient cases, with í lots of ethical issues addressed. Links to those with a chest slant are below. Oga Florian Andy Dufrayne (video), (text) Alfred Stokes Sophie Lindham (enquiry-based feedback)í , (linear feedback) Isabelle Karani Edward Payne
http://courses.washington.edu/med610/index.html
Pulmonary Education site aimed at 4th year medical students with multiple links to lectures, notes and self assessment on physiology, PFT’s, ABGs and other respiratory areas
http://www.health.auckland.ac.nz/courses/dermatology/4-scaly/
Psoriasis and its treatments are covered. í There is also a section on other inflammatory scaly skin disease. í As in the other modules which cover the dermatology curriculum there are tutorials with key facts with links to DermNetNZ for more information, followed by self assessment í¢’¬Ëkey points testsí¢’¬’¢ and case challenges.
http://www.health.auckland.ac.nz/courses/dermatology/5-follicular/
Acne, rosacea and their treatments are covered in this module from the University of Auckland.í As in the other modules which cover the dermatology curriculum there are tutorials with key facts with links to DermNetNZ for more information, followed by self assessment ‘key points tests’ and case challenges.
http://www.eczpert.co.uk/pharmacists/assessment/index.php
Need to register for free to login, for this pharmaceutical sponsored site. í Aimed at pharmacists and nurses, could also be useful for medical students and junior doctors.í 12 tutorials about eczema grouped into disease, treatment, providing support and minimising the impact of eczema.í Takes the format of key facts and practical tips along with “reflection […]
http://zoomify.lumc.edu/histonew/skin/skin_main.htm
Good quality slide images of normal skin types can be examined interactively by zooming in and using arrow keys in a google-map type fashion. í Click on ‘show description’ for text and questions. í Requires large band-width. Here is a related page (still LUMEN) which needs less bandwidth but is less interactive. í Select part 13: Skin (integument), […]
http://www.frca.co.uk/Documents/194%20Renal%20replacement%20therapy%20in%20critical%20care.pdf
This is a pdf document, which uses the format of self-assessment to lead in to a tutorial about renal replacement therapy in the critical care environment. It discusses the differences between dialysis and filtration, and the indications for each. There is some discussion about the use of RRT for the removal of drugs and toxins, […]
http://www.clevelandclinicmeded.com/online/casebased/decisionmaking/renal/
This resource, provided by the Cleveland Clinic, provides an overview of the diagnosis and management of ADPKD. The module can be done with or without registration, which is free. A review article from the Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine is also available as a pdf for further reading upon completion of the module. The format […]
This online resource, in association with the Renal Association, offers a comprehensive detail regarding the theory behind peritoneal dialysis (PD), through its clinical applications, and then goes on to discuss how to prescribe PD and deal with complications. The site is easy to negotiate, with clear descriptions, and references for further reading. The are also […]
http://www.health.auckland.ac.nz/courses/dermatology/8-lesions/
This has modules covering benign skin lesions as well as melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancer. í As with the rest of this course, which covers most dermatological subjects, it is engaging. í There are multiple opportunities to test knowledge with tests of key facts and of diagnostic skills.
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