Integrating Information Technology’s competencies into academic nursing education–An action study

Today, in the digital age, we are committed to prepare the future nurse for the information technology-rich workplace, and to help them reducing the “shock reality” upon arriving at the clinical setting. The main aim of the study is to promote the knowledge of Information Competencies Technology amo...

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Main Authors: Ayala Gonen, Dganit Sharon, Lilac Lev-Ari
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Taylor & Francis Group 2016-12-01
Series:Cogent Education
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Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/2331186X.2016.1193109
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description Today, in the digital age, we are committed to prepare the future nurse for the information technology-rich workplace, and to help them reducing the “shock reality” upon arriving at the clinical setting. The main aim of the study is to promote the knowledge of Information Competencies Technology among nurses’ educators and student. The method was an action research process that started by collecting the data—by literature review, nurses’ interviews and students’ survey, analyzing and interpreting the data, and developing a plan of action, including curriculum change for the students and workshops for the nurse educators. Two benefits were driven from this action: updating and developing academic courses and adopting pedagogic tools for nurses’ educators. In conclusion, the overarching theme of this project is the need for Information Technology to be integrated within the larger body of the nursing learning program, and its implication for educators and students.
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spelling doaj.art-d040a7a6bd2f42dcba8b80b0a4079d422023-09-02T06:57:41ZengTaylor & Francis GroupCogent Education2331-186X2016-12-013110.1080/2331186X.2016.11931091193109Integrating Information Technology’s competencies into academic nursing education–An action studyAyala Gonen0Dganit Sharon1Lilac Lev-Ari2Ruppin Academic CenterRuppin Academic CenterRuppin Academic CenterToday, in the digital age, we are committed to prepare the future nurse for the information technology-rich workplace, and to help them reducing the “shock reality” upon arriving at the clinical setting. The main aim of the study is to promote the knowledge of Information Competencies Technology among nurses’ educators and student. The method was an action research process that started by collecting the data—by literature review, nurses’ interviews and students’ survey, analyzing and interpreting the data, and developing a plan of action, including curriculum change for the students and workshops for the nurse educators. Two benefits were driven from this action: updating and developing academic courses and adopting pedagogic tools for nurses’ educators. In conclusion, the overarching theme of this project is the need for Information Technology to be integrated within the larger body of the nursing learning program, and its implication for educators and students.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/2331186X.2016.1193109educatorsnursing studentsinformation technologycompetencies, curriculum change
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nursing students
information technology
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title Integrating Information Technology’s competencies into academic nursing education–An action study
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nursing students
information technology
competencies, curriculum change
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