Hello thank you for your post, In dermatology, you have to be able to differinciate a mole that looks benign from a mole that can be a melonoma. The problem is even if every day every medical resident sees hundreds of moles, he does not have the immidiate response: is this mole benign or a melanoma since he cannot biopsy evey lesion he sees. Therefore learning dermatology obliges residents to biopsy to many patients. and even if one week later they have the result of their biopsy they do not always remeber how the mole looked. Mnemosyen for me is the perfect answer. Residents would be shown a photo and they would have to say is it suspect or is it benign and they would have the immidiate response to the question. I would like to create the flashcards using a data base of photos that have been collected in my ward. I would then test their effectiveness via mnemosyne on a groupe of residents. The idea would be to create two groups. One that uses the software and one that doesn't. Both groups would be tested before, after one year of utilisation and after two years. I have just started on this project. I don't know yet how many residents I have to include to have powerful statical results, or how many questions I have to elaborate to have the most productive software. Mabe you could help? Of course Mneomsyne would be a co author if ever there is a publication. I am working with my chief who is a known professor. There is NO commercial interest in this project. The benefit would be for residents and mabe science but not for me only. Thanks alot for your post, Amélie by the way I am french
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