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https://www.hcinnovationgroup.com/clinical-it/news/13030132/study-9-in-10-clinicians-to-use-mobile-devices-at-bedside-by-2022

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Hollieboring1

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Quantum Computers Are Making Classical Ones Faster, Here's How

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Hollieboring1: Is Alexa coming to hospitals?

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Hollieboring1: Is Alexa coming to hospitals?

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https://www.reflectionsonnursingleadership.org/features/more-features/is-alexa-coming-to-a-hospital-near-you

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https://www.modernhealthcare.com/article/20151212/MAGAZINE/312129980/nurses-turn-to-speech-recognition-software-to-speed-documentation

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This virtual training is available in many school nursing programs and hospital settings.

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HealthySimulation - Medical Simulation Resources

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Pocket Nurse Distributes New VR Training Tool for Nurses | IMSH 2017 Interview

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This one was very fascinating to me personally. Nurses having this kind of simulation training will be major positive for the nursing/medical field in the near future.

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Pediatric HAL®: The World's Most Advanced Pediatric Patient Simulator

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We all work in different areas of nursing. How do you feel virtual reality and mobile devices will change YOUR field of nursing?

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https://youtu.be/FN3ryLFYCMQ

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Hollieboring1: Discussion Questions for week 5

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Hollieboring1: Discussion Questions for week 5

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1) Quantum computers will not be available for public use for years to come. According to the youtube video, how do you think this future technology will affect nursing informatics?
2) As nurses,  most of us use computers that are portable, but how would using tablets, rather than large, clunky computers, improve patient charting and personal time with patients?
3) Do you feel that speech recognition software would improve charting, and would things like Alexa in a patient"s room improve care?