Telemedicine: Tools to Support Growth Disorders in a Post-COVID Era

Telemedicine is essential for healthcare delivery due to the combination of COVID-19 with the advancement of new technologies. Telemedicine is a way for doctors and other health professionals to provide care remotely to patients. However, it requires some digital literacy.

This course is four weeks long and teaches you how to increase digital literacy in diagnosis management. You'll be examining how eHealth can help individuals with growth disorders based upon case studies of children who have required growth hormone treatment.

This course will increase your confidence and knowledge in using eHealth to support clinical decision-making.

eHealth tools have the potential to make a difference at all stages of a patient's journey. As you learn more about the management and evaluation of growth disorders, you'll be able to use a variety of digital tools.

This course will discuss the best ways to use eTools, data science and data mining to manage growth disorders in children.

To better understand eHealth's role in clinical care, consider the perspectives of patients, caregivers, and other health care professionals.

TMU experts will teach you how to study the long-term effects of digital health on managing growth disorders.

This course will cover factors like usability, impact on quality-of-life, and implementation strategies. It also teaches you how to apply these knowledge to chronic disease management.

You'll be able to implement telemedicine into your practice by the end of this course.

You can see some of the steps in this course before you sign up.