1. Define telemedicine, telehealth and e-health
2. Identify and explain the value of telemedicine to patients, clinicians and health care organizations
3. Identify and explain the limitations of telemedicine technologies
4. Illustrate the application of telemedicine with examples
5. Apply the specific telemedicine and e-health solutions that have been learnt to new clinical and health scenarios
6. Describe the different types of telemedicine: teleconsultation, telemonitoring, telerehabilitation and telesurgery
7. Describe the components (hardware and software) and actors (patients, professionals and sanitary system) in telemedicine and e-health architectures
8. Describe the different phases of information lifecycle: capture, manipulation/compression, transmission, storage, retrieval and display
9. Explain the differences between asynchronous (store-and-forward) and synchronous (real-time interactive) operation modes
10. Describe the differences between fixed and wireless networks
11. Describe the concept of World Wide Web
12. Describe how the different types of information being used (audio, video, data and images) can be integrated, and identify the related standards, standardisation, organizations and bodies
13. Explain coding, compression and colour issues related to the different types of information
14. Illustrate different types of sensors and displays with examples, and identify their main features
15. Explain the differences among the following technologies and their applications: Games and videogames, Virtual reality, Augmented reality
16. Explain the importance of usability and accessibility in the design of telemedicine and e-health applications
17. Describe how security, privacy and confidentiality can be provided or preserved