Purpose The purpose of this article is to describe two innovative biomedical engineering
and nursing collaborations designed to educate a new cadre of professionals and develop …

Nurses are in a key position between the patient, provider, and the health care system. This
position provides them with valuable insight into problems and potential solutions in health …

Background Preparing today's undergraduate students from science, technology,
engineering, and math (STEM) and related health professions to solve wide-sweeping …

The current United Arab Emirate's (UAE) strategic vision outlines an ambitious plan for a
world-class healthcare system (UAE Government, 2018). The nursing profession holds a key …

In 2009 six health disciplines identified interprofessional education and collaboration
competencies (IPEC) to guide cross-discipline clinical and educational practices. This article …

Background Medical devices and innovative technology promise to revolutionize health
care. Despite the importance of involving nurses in the collaborative medical device …

Background The development of successful and functional interprofessional practice is best
achieved through interprofessional learning (IPL). Given that many paramedic programmes …

Background Recognition for medical inventions and innovations is largely associated with
physician‐researchers, scientists, and engineers. The term “nurse” is largely absent from …

Engineering education includes both classroom training in sciences and professional skills
as well as learning-through-doing to integrate practice and engineering design into the …

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