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Health Information Technology & Simulation Laboratory
Software Created In-House to Simulate Hospital Experience
The problem was that the University of Tennessee's nursing school needed to train students to use electronic health records, but the software designed for use in hospitals cost up to $70,000 a year and the freeware required too much additional programming.
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New Software Program Helps UT Nursing Students
A new educational software program called iCare is helping students in the College of Nursing at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, become even more competitive job candidates in the nursing profession.
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Crossing Academic Borders to Improve Medical Education
A joint endeavor between Tami Wyatt and Matt Bell in the College of Nursing and Xueping Li and Yo Indranoi in the College of Engineering has produced a unique educational tool designed to increase the skills of health professionals.
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UT Nursing, Engineering Invention to Better Nurses
A joint endeavor between the colleges of Nursing and Engineering at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, has developed a tool that will soon allow the international community to build a better workforce of health professionals.
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