RGUHS offers Learning App for medical students amid coronavirus lockdown
Bengaluru: Through a recent notification, the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) has informed that during this lockdown period of COVID-19, MediMagic's learning app is being offered for free for all medical students of the university till 30th June 2020.
Vinformax is a company which has recreated curriculum-based medical education content with 3D animations in the brand name of MediMagic & is coming out to help all medical students across Karnataka during the COVID-19 pandemic situation as a social concern.
"MediMagic is a learning app that is available on the Android and iOS platforms. This can be downloaded from the play store and AppStore.
MediMagic product encompasses 3D animated content for Pre-Clinical & Para clinical lessons mapped to the curriculum of RGUHS and MCI. During this lockdown period of COVID-19, MediMagic offers its learning app FREE for all medical students of RGUHS till 30th June 2020.
MediMagic App can be used by the Students for self-learning while reading their textbooks. Concepts and Images in the textbooks can be visualized from the respective videos in the MediMagic App"
For any further queries and services, you can contact the representatives on:
info@medimagic.com, www.medimagic.com,
Earlier, the varsity had informed regarding the online training for Healthcare professionals in Psychological and Psychiatric aspects in the COVID 19 (coronavirus)
Training will be done through the Video / Web conferencing platform called Cisco Webex by RGUHS Instructions to attend online training:
1. Download Cisco Webex Meetings Application:
b. Mobile users - please download the Cisco Webex Meeting from Plays store / App Store
2. Click on the below link to join the meeting or type the following link in " Join Meeting"
https://rguhs.webex.com/rguhs/onstage/g.php?MTID=e5a8fd3ae36ffecf2353d6aba0c3f1436
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