Developing and implementing a model for online education for nurses.

B S Broome; S Daniels; R Ryan; D Davis; S Tucker-Allen

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Developing and implementing a model for online education for nurses.

B S Broome·S Daniels·R Ryan·D Davis·S Tucker-Allen

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This paper discusses the development and implementation of an online curriculum for Registered Nursing students in a rural area of Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana using the eCollege system.

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Alabama Computer-Assisted Instruction Curriculum Education, Nursing, Baccalaureate Education, Professional, Retraining Health Status Humans Internet Louisiana Mississippi Models, Educational Needs Assessment Nursing Education Research Online Systems Program Development Rural Health Rural Population Journal Article

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B S Broome, S Daniels, R Ryan, D Davis, S Tucker-Allen. Developing and implementing a model for online education for nurses.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11760249/

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