Masterclass on Telemedicine for Health Professionals

Thursday 10 September 2026 · 08:00 - 15:30 SAST · UCT Graduate School of Business, Breakwater Lodge

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Overall quality of the masterclass
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The masterclass met your expectations

Content and sessions

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Individual sessions

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Individual sessions
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Keynote address — Prof. Omowunmi Mary Longe
Introduction to Telemedicine — Dr Bessie Malila
Telemedicine today — Prof. Davison Munodawafa
The four facilitated group activities — Dr Nailah Conrad
Student research showcase
Telemedicine implementation and best practices — Dr José G. Pérez-Ramos
The future of telemedicine — Dr Lindiwe Makubalo
Emerging research directions — Dr Bessie Malila
Practical demonstrations — Dr Dodzi Motchon

Speakers and facilitators

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Which speaker or session did you find most valuable, and why?

Organisation, venue and logistics

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Registration process (before and on the day)
Pre-event communication and information provided
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Venue facilities and comfort (UCT Graduate School of Business)
Catering (tea/coffee breaks and lunch)
Quality of audiovisual / technical support

Practical usefulness

Practical usefulness
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The knowledge and skills gained are applicable to my work
I feel more confident applying telemedicine principles after this masterclass
The materials and handouts provided were useful
I am interested in follow-up resources or a community of practice

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