Supporting collaboration through a nursing informatics curriculum stage II. Article

Travis, LL, Hoehn, B, Spees, C et al. (1992). Supporting collaboration through a nursing informatics curriculum stage II. . Proceedings - AMIA . Annual Symposium. AMIA Symposium, 419-423.

cited authors

  • Travis, LL; Hoehn, B; Spees, C; Hribar, K; Youngblut, J

abstract

  • Collaboration is at the center of the process used to design, implement and evaluate an integrated informatics curriculum in a baccalaureate nursing program. This paper describes the second stage of a process to design the informatics nursing courses. The challenges to foster faculty collaborative relationships as well as to enhance the course content of all nursing informatics curriculum. A number of strategies were used to develop the collaborative efforts between the faculty and nursing staff in the clinical agencies. Information technology was incorporated into the didactic and clinical portions of courses through the use of creative teaching strategies. Therefore, the faculty have ensured a blend of information, technology, and the clinical care process throughout the curriculum.

publication date

  • January 1, 1992

start page

  • 419

end page

  • 423