Introduction to informatics and nursing

Kathleen A. McCormick; Joyce Sensmeier; Connie White Delaney; Carol J. Bickford

Introduction to informatics and nursing

Kathleen A. McCormick, Joyce Sensmeier, Connie White Delaney, Carol J. Bickford

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Everyday in hospitals, critical care environments, ambulatory clinics, academic environments, and vendor corporations, nurses are working side-by-side with colleagues in engineering to develop, evaluate, and maintain information systems and other technology solutions in healthcare. Together these professional teams have evolved from a domain specific focus to the development and implementation of integrated systems with decision support that enhance patient care, verify if outcomes are met, assure quality safe care, and document resource consumption. This chapter provides an overview of the demography of the Bronz: "2122_c043" - 2006/2/9 - 21:59 - page 2 - #2 profession, definitions of nursing informatics, current nursing informatics activities, and examples of bridging healthcare informatics and nursing.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Medical Devices and Systems
Publisher	CRC Press
Pages	43-1-43-14
ISBN (Electronic)	9781420003864
ISBN (Print)	0849321220, 9780849321221
State	Published - Jan 1 2006

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