Online Education

“The Full Spectrum of Dermatology: A Diverse and Inclusive Atlas” announced the launch of its free online image gallery containing more than 800 images of 110 dermatologic diseases, according to a Galderma press release.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Allergists can guide parents of children with food allergies through the information they find online, according to a presentation at the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Annual Scientific Meeting.

Nephrology fellows have reported an increased usage of digital education resources since 2016, according to survey results published in Kidney Medicine.

ARLINGTON, Va. — In a Healio video exclusive, Jody Jankovsky, founder and CEO of Black Line IT, discusses the importance of having proper cybersecurity protection for gastroenterology practices.

Compared with patients who did not receive chronic kidney disease education, those who did were more likely to choose home dialysis and a permanent vascular access at initiation.

Virtual home dialysis physician mentorship programs are feasible and needed to improve confidence and expertise, according to a speaker at the virtual Annual Dialysis Conference.

Adults with type 2 diabetes viewing a web-based psychoeducational resource reported feeling less negatively about insulin at 2 weeks compared with baseline, according to study data published in Diabetic Medicine.

Remote school may do more harm to the mental health of older and Black and Hispanic kids and those from lower-income families, according to a nationally representative, cross-sectional study in JAMA Network Open.

Virtual school instruction may pose greater risks to parental and child mental health than in-person instruction, according to study results published in MMWR.

After COVID-19 was declared a pandemic nearly a year ago, colleges across the country were forced to switch to online learning or to adapt strict infection prevention measures to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus on their campuses.