0819 工学技術者のための生物医学教育システム:REDEEM-ESTEEMプロジェクト(S78-3 技術教育・工学教育(3),S78 技術教育・工学教育)

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Current engineering applications in the medical arena are extremely progressive. However, it is rather difficult for medical doctors and engineers to discuss issues because they do not always understand one another's jargon or ways of thinking. Ideally, medical engineers should become acquainted with medicine, and engineers should be able to understand how medical doctors think. Tohoku University in Japan has managed a number of unique re-education programs for working engineers. Recurrent Education for the Development of Engineering Enhanced Medicine (REDEEM) has been offered as a basic learning course since 2004, and Education through Synergetic Training for Engineering Enhanced Medicine (ESTEEM) as an advanced learning course since 2006. These programs, which were developed especially for engineers, consist of interactive, modular, and disease-based lectures (case studies) and substantial laboratory work. As a result of taking these courses, all students obtained better objective outcomes, on tests, and subjective outcomes, through student satisfaction. In this paper, we report on our unique biomedical education programs for engineers and their effects on working engineers.
一般社団法人日本機械学会の論文
2007-09-07