Introduction: Nursing has revealed that it is an applied discipline, starting from individual health and covering the health of the society, with scientific, technological, socio-cultural changes that left its traditional way of perception behind. Nurses contribute to the advancement and development of the profession by constantly learning through actions such as treating the disease, improving health, organizing and participating in trainings when necessary. Technology is so important for the effectiveness of nurse care, patient safety, professional success increasing, and patient satisfaction to nurses. Because of the pandemic, the importance of tecnology in care has become evident, increased the importance of tele-nursing. Thanks to tele-nursing system, provide mutual visual and auditory communication with patient become possible. In addition, thanks to wearable technology, the findings of the patients are recorded and the care to be applied can be planned without examining the patient in the light of these findings. Continuously recorded findings and follow-up regarding the care of the individual increase the quality of life by reducing morbidity and mortality rates. It is impossible to consider the nurses who plan the practices in the health system, know where and when the materials will be used in the  practices, and provide the nursing care in line with this information, seperate from the health technology.

Aim: The aim of this study is to reveal the reflections of technological developments on nursing care.

Results: As a result of the scans, two studies were examined about using tele-nursing. In a study (n=130), the effectiveness of tele-nursing in post-operative complications in prostate cancer patients was investigated. In the result of study, patient and nurses which using tele-nursing it was determined that the self-efficacy of the patients increased with their common goals and sharing. In a study conducted to detect early stage changes in people with chronic disease (n=43), telenursing has shown significant positive results and it has been found that it provides early detection of exacerbation, especially in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. In a study using virtual reality technology (n=60), it was observed that the intervention implemented before and during the arteriovenous fistula cannulation procedure reduced patients' pain and increased patient satisfaction. In another examined study (n=91), an epileptic seizure management training program for epileptic seizures was prepared and a patient senario was created, then integrated into virtual reality glasses. While about to seizure management the knowledge and skill levels of the patients who were applied virtual reality intervention increased, no change was observed in the individuals in the control group.

Conclusion: The world is consistently changing and developing. The area where is the fastest this change and development is undoubtedly technology. With the development of technology, devices which using in health also modernizing and the benefits it provides to patients are seen in the studies determined. Increasing studies like telenursing and virtual reality technology will also contribute to developing nursing care. For this reason, the nursing profession needs to adapt to the health requirements of the developing and changing world.

Keywords: Nursing Care, Nursing, Health Technology