American Confederation of Urology. Strategies for Research in Ibero-America.
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Optimize, Collection, Storage and management, Mooc'sAbstract
The types of studies and the logistics involved in the development of research to optimize the collection, storage and management of information and facilitate the development of multicenter or collaborative studies, which allows solutions to many of these aspects and provides research groups greater support and profitability for their initiatives. With this latent need, the project arises to make available to the Latin American urological community, the creation of free interactive online learning platforms called MOOCs, its acronym in English for Massive Online Open Courses. ), which represent the evolution of open education on the internet.
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- Alturkistani A., Majeed A., Car J., Brindley D.,Wells G., Meinert E. "Data collection approaches to enable evaluation of a massive open online course about data science for continuing education in health care: Case study. JMIR 2019; Apr 2;5(1). https://doi.org/10.2196/10982 DOI: https://doi.org/10.2196/10982
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