Benefits of Blended Learning in Biomedical Engineering

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1. Medical device introduction to medical personnel by using simulated scenarios in modern simulation centres
2. Pacemaker and Defibrillator Teaching System with Carelink and Homemonitoring Remote Patient Monitoring
3. Artificial Vertebrae for a Novel Simulator in Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
4. Technological competence for surgeons – results of an international study
5. Physico-Technical Medicine - Teaching Technical Skills to the Physician
6. E-Learning as Integral Part of Teaching-Learning Processes in Continuing Education for Ambient Assisted Living Technologies and Services
7. Experiences with Online Courses for Regulatory Affairs - Modules for Continuing Education and Master Programmes as well
8. Benefits of Blended Learning in Biomedical Engineering
9. E-learning in engineering studies - experience of the Ilmenau University of Technology
10. How Problem Based Learning can Facilitate Training on Hard and Soft Skills
11. Combining Real World Problems with Student Competitions in Engineering Education
12. Involving Industry in Medical Engineering Education