Integrating Spirituality into Undergraduate Nursing Curricula

Integrating spirituality into undergraduate nursing curricula.

Nursing programs have done a commendable job keeping pace with the rapid advances in disease management. Yet, spirituality has received far less attention in nursing curricula (Keefe, 2005) and nursing students often do not have a strong foundation in this area. The purpose of this project was to integrate spirituality into the undergraduate nursing curricula and measure student outcomes relate...

Health Outcomes for Better Information and Care (HOBIC): integrating patient outcome information into nursing undergraduate curricula.

Nursing-sensitive outcomes provide common information across sectors, thus eliminating duplication that frequently occurs as individuals move across settings. These outcomes also facilitate increased trust among colleagues and support common understandings of patient care needs, thus enhancing continuity of care. Outcomes-oriented information is also likely to increase patient safety and improv...

Integrating Spirituality into Primary Care

An Educators Perspective of Integrating Information Security into Undergraduate Computing Curricula

Information is an integral part of our everyday lives and organisations need to have their information and related systems protected from various threats that exist. Therefore, information security education is of vital importance to all computing learners. It is the duty of higher education institutions to ensure that information security is pervasively integrated into the undergraduate comput...

Integrating LabVIEW into Engineering Technology Curricula

Today’s global economy requires a rapid time-to-market, placing heavier demands on design, prototyping, testing. and production. Those demands have challenged scientists and engineers to master new tools in the form of computers and software. One software package that has provided the ability to merge the virtual and real worlds has been LabVIEW ® by National Instruments. This paper describes h...