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Ryan McNew¹, Elizabeth Weiner¹, Jeffry Gordon¹

¹Frist Nursing Informatics Center, Vanderbilt University School of Nursing Nashville, TN, USA.

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Vanderbilt University School of Nursing enhanced its campus with a new 29,947-square-foot facility. This technologically advanced space includes simulation labs and interactive classrooms to support educational goals.

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Nursing Education
Educational Technology
Higher Education Facility Design

Background:

Educational institutions increasingly require advanced physical facilities to support evolving academic programs.
Initial facility planning often overlooks crucial technology integration for standard and cutting-edge educational offerings.
The Vanderbilt University School of Nursing aimed to address these needs through a significant facility expansion.

Purpose of the Study:

To detail the planning and implementation of a new technologically advanced facility at the Vanderbilt University School of Nursing.
To showcase the integration of innovative technologies within a modern educational environment.
To demonstrate how smart building solutions can enhance educational and collaborative spaces.

Main Methods:

Described the design and construction of a 29,947-square-foot facility addition.
Highlighted the inclusion of a dedicated simulation laboratory floor.
Detailed the integration of an interactive classroom with multi-screen capabilities and a virtual classroom for multimedia production.
Emphasized the use of the Crestron control system for integrated smart building solutions.

Main Results:

Successfully delivered a new facility featuring a dedicated simulation laboratory.
Implemented an interactive classroom with five screens for enhanced group collaboration.
Established a virtual classroom equipped for advanced multimedia production and transmission.
Integrated technology-rich seminar rooms and collaborative offices.
Achieved a secure, smart, and efficient workplace through the Crestron control system.

Conclusions:

The new facility successfully integrates advanced technology to meet the needs of modern nursing education.
The implementation of smart building solutions enhances the functionality and security of educational and collaborative spaces.
This project serves as a model for higher education institutions seeking to upgrade their physical and technological infrastructure.