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Area of Science:

Engineering and Technology
Biotechnology
Healthcare Education

Background:

Three-dimensional (3D) printing technology emerged in the 1980s, evolving from simple polymer layering to complex metal structures for aerospace.
Advancements in 3D printing are largely driven by the engineering profession, with diverse applications extending beyond manufacturing.
The National Institutes of Health supports 3D printing for biotechnology and healthcare modeling.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the potential of 3D printing in nursing education.
To highlight the benefits of integrating 3D printing into nursing curricula and simulation laboratories.
To emphasize the role of faculty buy-in and interprofessional collaboration in successful implementation.

Main Methods:

Review of the historical development and current applications of 3D printing technology.
Analysis of the potential benefits for nursing programs, including cost-efficiency and enhanced training materials.
Discussion of strategies for successful integration, emphasizing faculty support and curriculum incorporation.

Main Results:

3D printing offers a cost-efficient method for creating specialty training materials and enhancing simulation laboratories in nursing programs.
The technology facilitates the development of innovative solutions for pressing healthcare needs through collaboration.
Successful implementation requires faculty buy-in and purposeful integration into the curriculum.

Conclusions:

3D printing presents significant opportunities to enrich nursing education, improve student learning, and foster interprofessional collaboration.
Nursing programs can leverage 3D printing for advanced simulation and the creation of tailored educational tools.
Adoption of 3D printing can lead to faculty publications and presentations, further advancing the field.