ROC van twente: Nursing education in care and technology

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The ROC van Twente offers nursing education at the diploma level (MBO), and is innovating the program to include a major /minor structure for education about care and technology. In order to achieve this, a new position was created: the Master Docent, Care and Technology. The task of the master docent includes development of education for nursing about technology, multidisciplinary cooperation, and service to health care institutions among others. The first development concerns a module about electronic patient records, standards, and semantic interoperability for continuity of care. The module is delivered to nursing students and to students from the information technology department, who work jointly in 'development teams'. This paper describes the background, the development of the educational material and program, and the core content of the module. The core content are the care information models that link clinical materials with health care information standards. The program has started end November 2006. At the Medinfo 2007 conference the results of the course for the first group of about 40 students will be presented. © 2007 The authors. All rights reserved.

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Goossen, W. T. F., Goossen-Baremans, A. T. M., Hofte, L., & De Krey, B. (2007). ROC van twente: Nursing education in care and technology. In Studies in Health Technology and Informatics (Vol. 129, pp. 1396–1400). IOS Press.

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