The Institute of Nursing proudly presented the Nursing Informatics Tech Expo 2026, a vibrant academic showcase that celebrated innovation and collaboration in nursing education. Held at the CB2 Lobby, the Expo featured interactive booths and live demonstrations illustrating how technology enhances nursing practice and patient care.
Under the guidance of the Nursing Informatics Team, the BSN Level II students of Batch 2028 exhibited their creativity and technical competence through booths on Electronic Health Records, Telehealth, Decision Support Systems, Mobile Health Applications, Data Privacy and Security, and Community Health Informatics.
The Expo carried the theme “Nursing Informatics in Action: From Classroom to Community”, emphasizing the integration of digital tools and data-driven approaches in nursing. It provided students with hands-on experiences that connected theoretical learning to real-world healthcare applications.
Special Launch: EHR for Simulation Lab
A highlight of the Expo was the official launch of the Electronic Health Record (EHR) system to be used in the ION Simulation Laboratory. This innovative tool was developed by Mr. Kristian Ray L. Andaya, showcasing student-led contributions to advancing nursing education. The EHR will serve as a practical platform for students to experience digital documentation and patient data management in a simulated clinical environment.
The Institute commends the organizers and participants for their professionalism, teamwork, and dedication. Their efforts reflect the Institute’s ongoing commitment to nurturing competent, compassionate, and technologically adept nurses ready to meet the evolving demands of healthcare.
*photos credited to Lampara Sage Creatives
