The development of a course on nursing informatics at post registration level
Collins, R.
Studies in Health Technology and Informatics 51: 98-101
1998
ISSN/ISBN: 0926-9630 PMID: 10179641 Document Number: 492484
Within this paper the development of a course on Nursing Informatics is presented. The curriculum development process as applied to the course is explained, the structure of the course is outlined and the orientation of the content is presented.
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