
Nursing Informatics: Where Caring and Technology Meet
by Marion J. Ball; J. V. Douglas; M. J. BallRent Textbook
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Summary
Table of Contents
Foreword | |
Series Preface | |
Preface | |
Acknowledgments | |
Integrating Nursing and Informatics | p. 3 |
Informatics and Organizational Change | p. 10 |
Informatics and Integration | p. 27 |
Health-Oriented Telecommunications | p. 40 |
Electronic Resources for Nursing | p. 54 |
What Is Informatics and What Does It Mean for Nursing? | p. 71 |
Careers for Nurses in Healthcare Information Systems | p. 77 |
Butterflies, Bonsai, and Buonarroti: Images for the Nurse Analyst | p. 84 |
How to Select a Nursing Informatics Consultant | p. 95 |
Introducing Nursing Information Systems in the Clinical Setting | p. 101 |
An Update on Nursing's Unified Language System | p. 112 |
Determining Nursing Data Elements Essential for the Management of Nursing Information | p. 130 |
Point-of-Care Information Systems: State of the Art | p. 144 |
Information Management in Home Care | p. 155 |
The Automation of Critical Paths/CareMap Systems | p. 167 |
Clinical Imaging: Applications and Implications for Nursing | p. 184 |
Usability Concepts and the Clinical Workstation | p. 188 |
Management Information Systems for the Nurse Executive | p. 203 |
Healthcare Information Systems | p. 217 |
Nursing Participation in the Selection of Healthcare Information Systems | p. 233 |
Nurses' Responsibilities in the Implementation of Information Systems | p. 241 |
Evolution of the User Interface and Nursing's Role in Its Design | p. 256 |
Business Process Reengineering | p. 274 |
Modeling for Decision Support | p. 287 |
Integrating Research Data into Clinical Practice | p. 295 |
Virtual Reality | p. 310 |
Nursing's Future: Ubiquitous Computing, Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality | p. 320 |
Academic Preparation in Nursing Informatics | p. 333 |
Using Computers in Basic Nursing Education, Continuing Education, and Patient Education | p. 350 |
Appendix A Order Communications/Nursing Systems Requirements Questionnaire | p. 365 |
Appendix B Site Visit Checklist | p. 375 |
Appendix C Request for Proposal for an Automated Quality Improvement System for a Nurse-Managed Center | p. 387 |
Appendix D Index to Computer Assisted Instructional Software for Nursing Education | p. 392 |
Appendix E Electronic Resources | p. 406 |
Index | p. 423 |
Contributors | p. 441 |
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