A New Approach TO Medical Education: Developments In Anatomy
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About the Authors
Associate Professor Norman Eizenberg Dr Eizenberg (MBBS) is Associate Professor in the Centre of Human Anatomy Education at Monash University, Adjunct Professor of Anatomy at the University of Notre Dame and Honorary Associate Professor at The University of Melbourne. He is also a general medical practitioner and project leader of an@tomedia™, prime author for all perspectives and responsible for the Regions perspective. Dr. Eizenberg coordinates anatomy teaching programs for medical students as well as for surgical trainees. His major areas of research and publications are in medical education and in anatomical variations. He is currently an anatomy examiner for the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and for the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists. Dr. Eizenberg was awarded the 2000 Universitas 21 teaching fellowship for educational innovation, in recognition of his work on an@tomedia™. Associate Professor Christopher Briggs Dr. Briggs (DipEd, BSc, MSc, PhD) is Associate Professor and Deputy Head of the Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology at the University of Melbourne. He is also a forensic osteologist, and has a PhD in exercise physiology. His major academic role is coordinator of the anatomy teaching program for physiotherapy and science students (since 1982), while his major role in an@tomedia™ is coordinator of the Systems perspective and terminology editor for all perspectives. Dr. Briggs is also responsible for postgraduate teaching of anatomy to manipulative physiotherapists. His major areas of research and publications are in functional and applied anatomy and in forensic anthropology. Dr. Priscilla Barker Dr. Barker (B.App.Sci (Physio), PhD) is Senior Tutor and Prosector at the University of Melbourne. Her major academic role is coordinator of dissections for all courses, while her major role in an@tomedia™ is coordinator of the Dissection perspective as well as supervision of images for dissection, systems and regions perspectives. Ms. Barker is involved in teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students in physiotherapy and science. Her major area of research and publications are on the lumbar spine and its fasciae. Professor Ivica Grkovic Dr. Grkovic (MD, MSc, PhD) is Professor and Head of Anatomy at the University of Split, Croatia and an Honorary Senior Fellow at the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, The University of Melbourne. He is a qualified medical practitioner with a Masters degree in radiological anatomy and a PhD in neuroscience. His major academic role is coordination of the anatomy teaching programs for medical and health sciences students while his major role in an@tomedia™ is coordination of the Imaging perspective, including supervision of images. His major areas of research and publications are in the autonomic nervous system and neurobiology.
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Special Thanks
Grant Acknowledgements CUTSD (Committee for University Teaching and Staff Development; formerly CAUT) The University of Melbourne (T&L(M&ET)C; Teaching and Learning Multimedia and Educational Technology Committee) Faculty Information Technology Unit, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences, The University of Melbourne
Acknowledgements Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology, The University of Melbourne Learning Environments, Information Services, The University of Melbourne Department of Surgery, Royal Melbourne Hospital Department of Radiology, Royal Melbourne Hospital Diagnostic Imaging, Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine The Visible Human Project (National Library of Medicine) Biomedical Multimedia Unit (University of Melbourne) Cardiology Unit, Monash Medical Centre The Radiology Department, Ballarat Health Services Department of Radiology, Western Hospital
Awards Awarded 'Best CDROM' for an@tomedia™: Back & Abdomen at the 1999 ASCILITE (Australian Society for Computers In Learning In Tertiary Education) Awards.
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