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The National League for Nursing
Seventh Annual Technology Conference
Technology's Transformative Power
October 19-21, 2012
Washington State University College of Nursing
Spokane, WA


Experience state-of-the-art applications of simulation, e-learning, informatics, and telehealth in presentations delivered by nationally and internationally acclaimed speakers at the NLN’s Seventh Annual Technology Conference, “Technology’s Transformative Power”. Dr. Diane Skiba’s keynote presentation “There’s an App for That!” focuses on new applications in mobile health. Pam Jeffries, PhD, RN, FAAN, ANEF will share what we are learning about clinical experiences and simulation. A panel discussion will highlight how technology is used to provide Interprofessional Education.

These plenary sessions, along with a variety of concurrent sessions including tours of WSU’s simulation centers, an update on the NCSBN simulation study and the NLN’s project to explore the use of simulation for high stakes assessment, and our popular open discussion forums or “unconferences,” will keep you current and spark new ideas so you can better prepare your students to function in today’s technology-rich health care environments.

Objectives

  • Discuss collaborative use of mobile technology and telehealth to manage client care and improve client outcomes.

  • Summarize new findings about the use and impact of simulation as a teaching, learning, and assessment strategies.

  • Discuss nursing involvement in federal and state initiatives in meaningful use of health care technology.

  • Plan strategies to promote the use of technology as a tool for improving competencies in interprofessional education and collaborative practice.

  • Discuss the goals and outcomes of the HRSA-funded HITS collaborative (the schools of nursing at Kansas University, the University of Colorado Denver, Indiana University, Johns Hopkins University, and the NLN).

  • Incorporate best practices in the use of technology into classroom and clinical experiences.

This workshop addresses the following Core Competencies for Nurse Educators©.

 
 
 
 
 

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