When students start courses this fall in the Irene Ransom Bradley School of Nursing, they’ll have an opportunity to learn how to serve patients via telemedicine, thanks to a $78,000 grant awarded to help nursing schools respond to the pandemic. But what they’ll learn will last far beyond the pandemic, says Anna Beth Gilmore, an instructor in the IRBSON who focused on implementing the curriculum as her scholarly project to complete her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree.
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