Nursing Students in China and U.S. Hold Class Together
May 22, 2009
Though thousands of miles apart, nursing students in Moorhead and China had class together Monday. Thanks to the free Internet calls program Skype, the two groups of students chatted for an hour about the differences and similarities in health care between the two countries - along with sharing some great stories about their time abroad.
Watch a few video clips of their conversation.
The group recently visited a school in China to work with the children and interact with the school nurses. Here’s what they learned and did:
The nursing students in China describe the interactions of Chinese nurses with their patients.
Thanks to the recent outbreak of swine flu in the U.S. and Mexico, the Concordia students have received some interesting reactions to their presence in China.
You can also follow along with their travels in China by reading the May Seminar Blog.
