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A tutor for nursing process education.

A Habjanic¹, V Brumec, P Kokol

¹University of Maribor, University College of Nursing Studies, Zitna, Slovenia.

Studies in Health Technology and Informatics

|March 21, 2000

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Computer Managed Instruction (CMI) offers accessible, self-paced learning for nursing students and professionals. This paper introduces CArE, a software tool for Computer Aided Nurse Education, enhancing the nursing care process training.

Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Health Informatics
Educational Technology

Background:

Computer Managed Instruction (CMI) has been integral to nursing education since the 1960s.
CMI's self-paced and accessible format benefits both students and practicing nurses.
CMI facilitates continuing and distance learning in nursing.

Purpose of the Study:

To present CArE, a novel software package for Computer Aided Nurse Education.
To specifically address the teaching of the nursing care process basics.
To highlight the outcomes of the NICE (Nursing Informatics and Computer Aided Education) project.

Main Methods:

Development of the CArE software package.
Focus on computer-aided educational strategies.

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Integration within the NICE project framework.

Main Results:

CArE software designed for nurse education.
Addresses foundational nursing care process competencies.
Developed through a collaborative European project.

Conclusions:

CArE offers a valuable tool for enhancing nursing education.
Computer-aided instruction is effective for teaching the nursing care process.
The NICE project successfully developed innovative educational software.