Rebranded as DocuCare, iCare is an educational software program that integrates electronic health records (EHR) into a simulated learning tool for students. Developed by Tami Wyatt and Matt Bell of the College of Nursing and Xueping Li and Yo Indranoi of the Industrial and Systems Engineering Department of the College of Engineering, the program was initiated in 2008 and was initially funded by a grant from UT’s Alliance of Women Philanthropists and, subsequently, by the National Science Foundation. It was purchased in 2011 by Wolters Kluwer Health, rebranded as DocuCare, and is now in use in more than 350 universities across the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Recent News
More News- Join us to celebrate renowned Knoxville artists Beauford and Joseph Delaney
- On Display: The Art of the Editorial Cartoon
- Smokies Anniversary: Enjoy Historic Images of the Park
- Changes in Access to Library Resources
- Final Clarence Brown Films this Weekend; UT Libraries Holds the Director’s Archives
- Clarence Brown Film Festival Moves to UT Campus on Friday; Keynote Address at Hodges Library
- “Smouldering Fires” at Clarence Brown Film Festival Thursday; Explore Film Stills in the UT Libraries Archives
- Clarence Brown Film Festival, August 16–20, Salutes Famed Hollywood Director from Knoxville
Upcoming Events
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Lifelong Learning Book Club: Improving Learning and Mental Health in the College Classroom
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Honey Tasting at Pendergrass Library
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International Coffeehouse