Public Health Education in the Silicon Age: The Microcomputer Revolution in Professional Preparation.

Bailey, William J.; Pigg, R. Morgan, Jr.

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Publication Date: 1983-Oct

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Public Health Education in the Silicon Age: The Microcomputer Revolution in Professional Preparation.

Bailey, William J.; Pigg, R. Morgan, Jr.

Health Education (Washington D.C.), v14 n6 p61-64 Oct 1983

Health educators of the 1990s must possess microcomputer literacy as an entry level skill, since they will use microcomputers in almost all facets of education and management. Sixteen projected uses for microcomputers are listed, and a health education graduate program at Indiana University is described. (JMK)

Descriptors: Allied Health Occupations Education, Computer Literacy, Educational Technology, Futures (of Society), Health Education, Higher Education, Microcomputers

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