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Digital Health Curriculum

This page is available in Traditional Chinese and Panjabi按此瀏覽中文網頁ਇਹ ਪੰਨਾ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਵਿੱਚ ਉਪਲਬਧ ਹੈ।

Whether you’re a community member looking for information to prepare for a virtual health visit, or a community leader or clinician preparing to share information on digital health skills, this webpage is your hub for informative and helpful resources. The curriculum used in the iCON Train the Trainer program is located here, categorized by the following topics:

 

  • Module 1: How to Use Zoom Effectively

  • Module 2: How to Identify High-Quality Health Information Online

  • Module 3: How to Talk to Your Healthcare Provider Using Virtual Care

 

Browse the modules below to access related documents, tutorial videos, and PowerPoints in English, Chinese, and Panjabi.

The Digital Health Literacy program and the associated Train the Trainer series are an iCON initiative.

Program Content

Module 1: How to Use Zoom Effectively

 

Zoom is a free platform that allows you to video chat with other users. This can be a great digital tool for connecting with family, friends, or even a medical provider. In this module, we will cover beginner, intermediate, and advanced features available on this platform, as well as discuss other digital communication tools.

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Module 2: How to Identify High-Quality Health Information Online

With a wide variety of websites, blogs, and social media accounts sharing information online, it can be challenging to identify which information is trustworthy and which is not. In this module, we will explore some key criteria to check for when looking at health information online, provide an overview of some high quality online medical resources, and share tools to use to help analyze the quality of online sources.

Powerpoint Files

Handouts

 

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Module 3: How to Talk to Your Healthcare Provider Using Virtual Care

 

Virtual healthcare is a rapidly growing area, especially during COVID-19 where staying at home can reduce anxiety and decrease risk. Connecting with your healthcare providers using online platforms like Zoom or over the phone is a great option for some types of healthcare appointments. In this session, we will explore the meaning of virtual care, discuss what can and cannot be done using virtual visits, and provide some resources to access care providers virtually.

Powerpoint Files

Handouts

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