Course At A Glance

Course: Pediatric Dermatology for GPs
Total Duration: 2Hours 55 Mins
Medium of instruction: English
Fee is Rs 1200/- ( For Indian Drs )
Fee is US $ 18 ( For International Drs )

About the Course

Skin is the largest organ in the body and protects us from the various harmful external living and non-living agents. However, since a child’s skin is very delicate and since its immune system including this first line of defense is not yet maturely formed, the chances of skin infections are quite high.
In this course we discuss the updated clinical approach to the most common pediatric skin diseases like scabies, herpes zoster, tinea, seborrhea, acne, etc , in detail .

Course Syllabus

Pediatric Dermatology

Course Delivery Format

Taking leaf from Winston Churchill’s philosophy of “always ready to learn although … not always like being taught”, IMA eVarsity is transforming medical education by garnering learning empowered by the interactive platform of digital technology. IMA eVarsity model of blended education integrates best practices of ‘chalk and board’ with emerging technologies, purporting to make mockery of fragmented medical care, that is the bane of the rising costs of health care today!

The IMAevarsity offers best of the models of blended education through online lectures, with the convenience of self-study at one’s own pace, time and place, complemented by online faculty interactions and clinical exposure through hospital rotations.

A rich learning environment is provided through a Learning Platform with access to:

Online lectures delivered by experts in respective fields. The students can view the lecture any number of times using tools to conveniently play/pause, forward/rewind, skip/review, bookmark
Included in these lectures are hundreds of text slides, illustrations and appropriate 2D and 3D animations, audios and videos to make concepts easy to understand
Facility for the student to bookmark specific segments of a running lecture and ability to add your own notes for later review.