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Adrienne Lewis1, Lorraine Block2, Laura Peltonen3
1School of Nursing, School of Health Information Science, University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
Abstract:
The curriculum associated with nursing informatics (NI) education is not standardized, therefore the perspectives of new and emerging nurse informaticians is important. How these curricula differences affect career opportunities of new nursing informaticians, and in turn influenced current career choices will be explored. Synthesizing opinions with themes extracted from a 2014 international study-Advancing nursi informatics in the next decade: Recommendations from an international survey will be summarized.
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