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English
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Description
This guide to clinical rheumatology contains a wealth of multimedia material and provides an introduction suitable for medical students, general practitioners and trainees in rheumatology.
'… fun to use and a rich source of basic material … the CD-ROM Rheumatology Tutorial is an enjoyable adventure in cyber instruction. It is the best tutorial for this subspeciality that I have seen'. The Lancet
'The illustrations of entities like rashes, nail changes, eye pathology, and skeletal deformities are all superb … Short of a professor on the telephone, this is the best way to learn.' The Lancet
'Interactive, multimedia guides on CD are on the increase. Do they really have the edge over the traditional text book? To judge by the Interactive Rheumatology Tutor, they do. If you've invested in a PC, it is not being used to the full unless you are using programs like this … Screen layouts are generally attractive and easy to take in, with logical sequencing of presentations. Navigation was always easy and intuitive … it is cheap at the price for the content. The same money would probably buy a couple of hefty textbooks, but given the choice I would prefer to buy this interactive CD for the practice library every time.' Bookshelf
'If you've invested in a PC, it is not being used to the full unless you are using programmes like this … The same money would probably buy a couple of hefty textbooks, but given the choice I would prefer to buy this interactive CD for the practice library every time.' Pulse
'… fun to use and a rich source of basic material … the CD-ROM Rheumatology Tutorial is an enjoyable adventure in cyber instruction. It is the best tutorial for this subspeciality that I have seen'. The Lancet
'The illustrations of entities like rashes, nail changes, eye pathology, and skeletal deformities are all superb … Short of a professor on the telephone, this is the best way to learn.' The Lancet
'Interactive, multimedia guides on CD are on the increase. Do they really have the edge over the traditional text book? To judge by the Interactive Rheumatology Tutor, they do. If you've invested in a PC, it is not being used to the full unless you are using programs like this … Screen layouts are generally attractive and easy to take in, with logical sequencing of presentations. Navigation was always easy and intuitive … it is cheap at the price for the content. The same money would probably buy a couple of hefty textbooks, but given the choice I would prefer to buy this interactive CD for the practice library every time.' Bookshelf
'If you've invested in a PC, it is not being used to the full unless you are using programmes like this … The same money would probably buy a couple of hefty textbooks, but given the choice I would prefer to buy this interactive CD for the practice library every time.' Pulse