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The current status of digital technology and skills in health and care education

This review looks at the current status of digital technology and skills in undergraduate and preregistration health and care education.

  • Foreword and executive summary

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  • Background, approach and literature review findings

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  • Online survey, focus groups and case studies

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  • Key findings: The digital technologies and methodologies currently used in health and care education

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  • Key findings: The digital literacy, digital technologies skills and techniques currently being taught

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  • Key findings: The specialist and technical skills needed by faculty staff (clinical and academic)

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  • Recommendations, limitations and next steps

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