1. eLearning - Exploring the waste of time Redundant browsers and effective learning: crossing the great divide Andrew Stanish Australasian College for Emergency Medicine Title Page Tip: Select and cut (Ctrl+X) ACEM logo and picture gradient. Then delete current picture to delete existing photograph. Then insert your own image. Crop image so it fits within the blank white area. Then paste (Ctrl+V) to put the AEM logo and gradient back in place. Please note to select the picture gradient click once on the image.

2. Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) An Australian & New Zealand non-for-profit body who sets the standards for the emergency medicine specialty and coordinates physician: – Training – Assessment – Continuing professional development – Workplace based assessment – Fellowships – Non specialist training Commonwealth Minister for Health approved the recognition of emergency medicine as a principal specialty effective 8 August 1993 Accredited by the Australian Medical Council (AMC) and the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ)

3. Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) Moodle - 5500 enrolments 2000 Fellows 80+ Courses 200+ Moodle course uses Fellowship and Primary exams – 1000+ candidates annually EMC & EMD

4. Emergency Medicine Certificate (EMC)

5. Emergency Medicine Diploma (EMD)

6. History - browsers IE browser of choice < 2007

7. History - browsers IE browser of choice < 2007 IE7 < 0.58% market saturation

8. History - browsers IE browser of choice < 2007 IE7 < 0.58% market saturation Hospitals – Patient healthcare system development 10-15 years ago

9. History - browsers IE browser of choice < 2007 IE7 < 0.58% market saturation Hospitals – Patient healthcare system development 10-15 years ago Upgrade of systems very costly

10. History - browsers IE browser of choice < 2007 IE7 < 0.58% market saturation Hospitals – Patient healthcare system development 10-15 years ago Upgrade of systems very costly Several Government failures

11. History - browsers IE browser of choice < 2007 IE7 < 0.58% market saturation Hospitals – Patient healthcare system development 10-15 years ago Upgrade of systems very costly Several Government failures QLD – State Government dictates IT needs?

12. History - browsers IE browser of choice < 2007 IE7 < 0.58% market saturation Hospitals – Patient healthcare system development 10-15 years ago Upgrade of systems very costly Several Government failures QLD – State Government dictates IT needs? HTML5

13. History - browsers IE browser of choice < 2007 IE7 < 0.58% market saturation Hospitals – Patient healthcare system development 10-15 years ago Upgrade of systems very costly Several Government failures QLD – State Government dictates IT needs? HTML5 Responsive design

14. Browsers

16. Research & data accumulation PSO (Program support officers) Phone Email IT departments

17. Browsers 20 Hospitals 12 Critical 6 Questionable 4 Modern Browsers Disclaimer: Critical, questionable, modern browser framework are the opinion and classification of the presenter only.

18. Solving the problem SOE approach

19. Solving the problem SOE approach Bottom/Top approach

20. Solving the problem SOE approach Bottom/Top approach – L1 IT Support by PSO

21. Solving the problem SOE approach Bottom/Top approach – L1 IT Support by PSO – Directed facts – website

22. Solving the problem

24. SOE approach Bottom/Top approach – L1 IT Support by PSO – Directed facts – website – Direct contact

25. Solving the problem SOE approach Bottom/Top approach – L1 IT Support by PSO – Directed facts – website – Direct contact – Senior Management (Divisional Directors)

26. Solving the problem SOE approach Bottom/Top approach – L1 IT Support by PSO – Directed facts – website – Direct contact – Senior Management (Divisional Directors) – CEO

27. Future College accreditation of hospitals Standards inclusion

28. Thank you Questions ? andrew.stanish@acem.org.au