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School Embeds I.T. in Medical Curricula

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Northeastern University in Boston is conducting a pilot study to embed use of information technology in its medical education curricula.

The university in March began testing the Patient Care System of Westwood, Mass.-based Meditech Inc. with a group of nursing students. The school expects to implement I.T. use in all of its health science disciplines this year.

Use of Meditech’s hospital information system is giving student hands-on experience with accessing medical histories, medications, symptoms, test results and reference content from information technologies before entering a real clinical setting, says Brenda Douglas, R.N., clinical instructor and nursing skills laboratory coordinator.

More information on Northeastern University is available at neu.edu.

--Joseph Goedert

 

 

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