Tuesday, October 22, 2013

DIGITAL CONTENT DEVELOPMENT FOR MEDICAL, ALLIED HEALTH AND NURSING EDUCATION

  • There has been a surge in enrolment in nursing courses. More than 600 schools have launched “R.N. to B.S.N.” programs.
  • The serious shortage of faculty in nursing and allied health education.
  • Technology has led to significant changes in higher education, especially in how learners access learning.
  •  There is a widening gap between the availability of allied health workers and the demand for their services in the US.
  • Time to market is critical.

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