International Nursing & Technology   Spring, 2000

This course focuses upon the use of technology particularly computers in nursing practice, nursing service administration, nursing education and nursing research. Basic computer structures and functions are introduced. Experiences will include the use of microcomputers and mainframe computers, nursing software, clinical computers and hospital information systems. International experiences include the use of technology in nursing compared between USA and another country and examination of relevant persons contributions to the promotion and adaptation of technology.  This course was offered for the first time in Spring 1998.  During Spring Break the class went to London, visiting several nursing sites.  Here are some of the highlights of the class.

	Intensive study before the trip and a spot of tea!
	Checking in at the airport.
	At last heading for the plane!
	The Florence Nightingale Museum made the contributions of Florence Nightingale come alive!
	St. Thomas Hospital
	Learning about the information system at the Island Health Centre.
	Entrance to St. Bartholomew Hospital
	Thanks to John Hutton for hosting our visit to St. Bartholomew School of Nursing and Midwifery
	TU and St. Bart nursing students discuss their experiences in classes and clinical areas.
	Orienting to the curriculum and skills lab.
	Touring the St. Barts Skills Lab
	Checking out the displays.

London Accommodations and Restaurants

2004 London/Edinburgh Class Trip

2002 Paris Class Trip

1998 London Class Trip

Gaston Homepage

  Next trip was to Paris Spring semester 2002!