Sentence examples for remote mentoring from inspiring English sources
Many entrepreneurship development organizations including TiE, Endeavor and Kauffman are looking for ways to provide remote mentoring to their constituencies.
This will protect patient privacy and allow surgeons to interact audibly and visually during a surgical case, enabling information exchange and remote mentoring.
We therefore hypothesized that currently available and economic 'off-the-shelf' technologies could facilitate remote mentoring of a nurse practitioner (NP) to assess for recurrent pneumothoraces (PTXs) after chest tube removal.
Its design will allow images to be transferred over the internet, enabling surgeons in high- and low-income countries to interact in real-time during surgical cases, thus allowing for remote mentoring or "tele-mentoring".
The chest radiograph noted a 'small focal lucency at the right apex that could represent a small loculated pneumothorax.' Figure 4 Case 1: remote mentor's computer screen.
The remote mentor and POC-US user used a combination of fixed LAN and Wi-Fi encrypted Internet connectivity under strict configuration control by hospital information services.
This freedom allows the remote mentor to be able to use any of their desktop computer, laptops, or smart devices such as smartphones or tablet-type devices.
The remote mentor was neither informed of the clinical history of the patient being examined nor of the side from which the TT had been removed.
Neither nurse had any formal ultrasound training or prior ultrasound experience, while the remote mentor had extensive experience as a clinical ultrasonographer and teacher.
Using this RTMUS system, the remote mentor was able to view the patient and examiner's hands holding the ultrasound probe while simultaneously viewing the resultant ultrasound image in the same field of view displayed over Skype.
Our own efforts in Calgary, Alberta have attempted to simplify RTUS even further, using freely available VOIP software to transmit and provide remote mentors with ultrasound images produced by the novice in conjunction with simultaneous real-time views of the novices handling of the ultrasound probe.
