Biomedical subjects

A Habjanic

Publications and source records attributed to A Habjanic.

3 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed2001

Intelligent systems for nursing education.

Health care is one of the fastest growing areas in terms of care, treatment and the exploitation of new technology in Slovenia. There is a great need for new approaches ensuring that education and work of health care professionals will be built upon the state of the art in nursing. As a consequence the educational, governmental and "industrial" institutions from Slovenia, UK, Italy and Greece have determined to work on above problem. EU agreed to support the project under the Phare Tempus Framework and the aim of this paper is to present an educational approach based on intelligent systems and its application in nursing education.

Artificial Intelligence↗

PubMed2000

Teaching ethics to students in the University College of Nursing Studies in Maribor.

We wish to present our experiences of the educational process in the teaching of the philosophy of nursing ethics in healthcare to nursing students at the University of Maribor, College of Nursing Studies. Application of professional ethics in the study program: awareness of professional ethics theory and philosophy, and the application of these theories and philosophies in the nursing learning laboratory, the use of Slovenia's nursing code of ethics in clinical practice, the use of combined clinical practice and seminar presentations of situations which are of an ethical nature. Evaluation of the student's understanding and usage of theoretical/philosophical ethics in concrete examples.

Curriculum↗

PubMed1999

A tutor for nursing process education.

Computer managed instruction (CMI) has been used in nursing education since the late 1960's. It is due to the accessibility and self paced format that CMI is very well suited for both students and practicing nurses, while learning can occur at the learner's own pace and time. In addition CMI supports also continuing education and distant learning. The aim of this paper is to present CArE--a software package for Computer Aided Nurse Education in particular for teaching the basics of the nursing care process, developed as a result of the Phare TEMPUS project called NICE (Nursing Informatics and Computer Aided Education).

Computer-Assisted Instruction↗