Description
The NIGHTINGALE Project, started on the 1st of January 1996 for a duration of 36-months, is essentially about planning and implementation of strategy in training the nursing profession when using and applying healthcare information systems. In order to achieve this objective the NIGHTINGALE Project established a series of European Conferences on Health Telematics Education, and workshops by experts (users, developers and policymakers). The proceedings of the 1st year of conferences and workshops, Health Telematics Education, was also published in this series. The current volume includes the proceedings of the 2nd European Conference on Health Telematics Education (6-8 November 1997, Lisbon, Portugal); the 3rd Users and Policymakers Group Workshop (9-11 May 1997, Lojt Kirkeby, Denmark); the 2nd Developers and Multimedia Group Workshop (30 May-1 June 1997, Marathon, Greece) and the 4th Users and Policymakers Group Workshop (9 November 1997, Lisbon, Portugal).
Chapter
The Finnish Informatics Nurse, her Job and Education Against a Background of International Development
Education of Health Professionals
Potential for the usage of Information Technologies and Communications (ITC) in the Teaching and Practice of Nurses in Madeira
Comparative Cost Analysis of two Different Medical Interventions: Educational Implications
Medical Informatics Education: Basic Assumption for Successful Implementation of InformationTechnology in the Health Care Sector
Meeting the Demands of First and Third World Learners in Nursing Education in South Africa
Hyperlinked Lexicon in Nursing Informatics - A Tool for Navigating through Nursing Informatics Terminology
Education as a Strategy for Change
The Teaching of Nursing by Computer-Assisted Learning: Maximisation of Existing Resources in an Established School of Nursing
The Mixed Media Tutorial: Practical Guide
The Development of a Course on Nursing Informatics at Post Registration Level
NIGHTINGALE - A new Perspective in Nursing Informatics Education in Europe
European Dimension in Nursing Education with the SOCRATES Programme
TELONC System for Oncology Education
The Roots, Values and Logic's in Nursing Informatics
Representing Nursing: the Role of Language and Classification
Exploring Factors Required for Successful Implementation of Healthcare Informatics
Linking Nursing Variables with Patient Outcomes - A Challenge for Computer-Based Systems
Telematics in Nursing - Fiction or Reality Changing Mentalities
Telehealth and Videoconferencing: What is the Difference in Distance Education
ACTION: Assisting Carers using Telematics Interventions to meet Older Person's Needs
Information System and Multimedia
Building Nursing Informatics Courses on the Web
Internet Based Data Collection and Analysis
DKNweb: Web Based Dynamic Knowledge Networks. An Application to the Orphan Diseases
NIGHTINGALE M M System - the Work in Progress
Creating an Internet Resource to Support Education and Training Programmes in Health Informatics
VR Educational Environments for Learning in Europe
Periodontology's Application of Multimedia
Political, Ethical, Financial and Social Issues
OECD Health Data Software Package: An Additional Educational Tool in Teaching Health and Vital Statistics
Quality Criteria for Electronic Publications in Medicine
Decision Support for Health Professionals
NIGHTINGALE Workshops in 1997
3 Users and Policymakers Group Workshop, held on 9-11 May, 1997 in Lojt Kirkeby, Denmark
The 3rd Users and Policymakers Group Workshop: Editorial
2nd Developers and Multimedia Group Workshop, held on 30 May -1 June, 1997in Marathon, Greece
The 2nd Developers and Multimedia Group Workshop: Editorial
Good Practice in Multimedia Courseware Development
Some Evaluation Criteria for Educational Multimedia Applications
4th Users and Policymakers Group Workshop, held on 9 November, 1997 in Lisbon, Portugal
The 4th Users and Policymakers Group Workshop: Editorial
Advances in Health Telematics Education
：A NIGHTINGALE Perspective
( Studies in Health Technology and Informatics )
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