Welcome to Ischler Lernprogrammen
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Welcome back,
we are pleased that you would like to continue your education with learning modules from Ischler Institut. And we want you to be able to work as efficiently as possible. Therefore we have put together some hints for working with our online programs:
'Disclaimer of warranties:
The information in these learning modules is compiled to the best of our knowledge and belief. They work with information that is based on the latest state of science. Should there be any changes, we will incorporate them as soon as possible. However, this may result in minor delays. Basically, you should also question information if it seems incomprehensible to you. It helps to work with several media and to train yourself on several tracks. Below you will find recommendations for books that you can work on in parallel.
Copyright:'
The learning modules are protected by copyright. Any use requires the express consent of the producers.
Glossary:'
Links are underlined and appear highlighted as soon as the mouse pointer is over them. By clicking on a link you will get to our glossary, which explains the clicked term in a so called lightbox. Please note that this information may also be part of the test material. By clicking on the links in the explanatory texts of the glossary you will find further explanations of terms.
And if you need further (and above all deeper) information, we have added links to Wikipedia and the DocCheck dictionary for some terms. Please note, however, that we have not compiled the explanations in these two portals ourselves and are looking for additional confirmation of the information in other sources.
And if you want to learn actively, you can make changes to the glossary yourself and add new glossaries. On request we will be happy to provide you with access.
'Help texts:
If you see the information icon, then we offer you a situational help text. If you click on it, a window will pop up which will provide you with further information and possibly further informative links.
Literature:'
Like any type of lesson, this online version of the training requires the support of additional literature in which you can obtain the necessary basic knowledge and further information.
We recommend the following sources:
Anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology of the human being
"By Gerhard Thews, Ernst Mutschler, Peter Vaupel.
- Textbook and atlas for health professions
"by Renate Huch, Klaus D. "Jürgens.
- (Thieme Flexible Taschenbücher)
"By Agamemnon Despopoulos, Stefan Silbernagel.
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In addition, the Internet is available to you with an almost inexhaustible amount of information. Please make sure that the information displayed is correct by visiting different pages on the same topic and comparing them with other sources such as books.
Feedback:'
Please let us know if you have any questions about the content of our learning modules or if you notice anything that we should know. We are pleased about your messages and will take over suggestions gladly. Your message will be sent to the correct address via this e-mail address: 'Feedback(at)Ischler.com'
And now I wish you a lot of fun and success in your learning,
Your Dr. Thomas Ischler