NSG 4133 International Nursing &Technology

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 2002, the class went to Paris, visiting several nursing and cultural sites.  Here are some of the highlights of the class.

	Early arrival at the airport gave us time for lunch and the longer security measures at the airport.
	The Pasteur Museum tour helped us to understand Pasteur's contribution to science
	We were very impressed with the nursing and medical informatics at the new HOPITAL EUROPEEN GEORGES POMPIDOU
	Virginie Oliver Institute of Training in Nursing students and TU nursing students discussed American & French nursing and health care.
	Chateau Versailles tour
Queen's Bedroom
	Hall of Mirrors
	Night cruise on the Seine

2004 London/Edinburgh Class Trip

2000 London Class Trip

1998 London Class Trip

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