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What do we need to achieve Nursing Informatics?

  • Nursing Science

  • Computer Science

  • Information science

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Why do we need to study Nursing Informatics?

  • information is doubling every 5 years, If not tripling in quality and quantity

  • Information is Power

  • Technology facilitates the creatives process in nurses, affording amazing vehicles for, PATIENT EDUCATION, TEACHING and LEARNING

  • provides health promotion and prevention in a Global Scene

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What is Nursing Informatics (NI)

  • speciality that integrates nursing science with multiple information management and analytical sciences to identify, define, manage, and communicate data, information, data, information, knowledge, and wisdom in nursing practice

  • supports consumer patients, nurses and other healthcare professionals in their decision-making in all roles and settings to achieve desired outcome. This support is accomplished through the use of information structures, information processes, and information technology.

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The evolution of the terms informatics and nursing

informatics proceeded as follows:

1957

Karl Steinbuch

“informatiks”

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1962

Phillipe Dreyfus

“informatique”

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Walter Bauer

“informatics”

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1980

Scholes and Barber

“nursing informatics”

"combining nursing, information, and computer sciences for managing and

processing data into knowledge for use in nursing practice''

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Why nursing informatics?

Benefits of Nursing Informatics

Benefit #1:

Nursing Informatics informs and influences IT systems

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Why nursing informatics?

Benefits of Nursing Informatics

Benefit #2:

Nursing Informatics leverages evidence-based clinical best practices

  • Researching clinical nursing practices outside of their own experiences.

  • Finding evidence to prove which clinical practices are best.

  • Influencing the design of clinical systems to support and promote the

    best evidence-based practices and workflows (see Benefit #1).

  • Training other nurses to use clinical IT systems

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Why nursing informatics?

Benefits of Nursing Informatics

Benefit #3:

Nursing Informatics generates stronger nurse training in clinical IT systems

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Why nursing informatics?

Benefits of Nursing Informatics

Benefit #4:

Nursing Informatics leverages IT investments

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Why nursing informatics?

Benefits of Nursing Informatics

Benefit #5:

Nursing informatics contributes unique wisdom to clinical care that is acquired only through a deep understanding of both clinical practice and data analysis.

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Why nursing informatics?

Benefits of Nursing Informatics

Benefit #6:

Nursing Informatics enriches the evolving healthcare delivery system

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Why nursing informatics?

Benefits of Nursing Informatics

Benefit #7:

Nursing Informatics Improves Patient Care, Patient Safety, and Outcomes

The nurse informaticists resume is like an

endowment to patients and their families:

• More efficient electronic health records

• Better IT systems

• Research and application of clinical best practices

• Training of other nurses

• Analytics-based predictive models

• New avenues for patient education

• Support for telehealth technology

And how do patients benefit

from nursing informatics?

• Fewer medical errors

• More informed clinical decision-making

• Shorter hospital length of stay

• Lower admission and readmission rates

• Better self-management

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Nursing informatics specialist can play a number of important roles, including:

  • Managing the transition from paper to digital records.

  • Developing information systems based on current evidence-based standards of care

    and ensuring systems remain updated.

  • Developing EHR interfaces that are conducive to good care while remaining efficient

    to use.

  • Analyzing EHR data to identify areas where care can be improved and/or costs better managed.

  • Working with policymakers and government agencies to ensure laws and regulations

    support healthcare technology and are compatible with provider and patient

    technology needs.

  • Developing and/or implementing healthcare technologies outside of EHRs, including

    patient health monitoring systems, quality tracking initiative, and home care

    management systems