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98 Terms

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Teleheath

saw a surge in adoption during

the pandemic, offering convenient and

accessible care.

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VIRTUAL

HEALTHCARE

Virtual care solutions, including

remote consultations and digital

health platforms, have become a

crucial part of healthcare delivery

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Predicting risk
Optimizing Healthcare

LEVERAGING AI AND DATA ANALYTICS

FOR PREDICTIVE HEALTH CARE

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Predicting Risk

Al analyzes patient data to identify

potential risks and personalize

treatment.

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2. Optimizing Care

Data analytics provides insights to

improve care delivery, streamline

workflows, and reduce costs

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Heart rate
Medication reminders

WEARABLE DEVICES AND REMOTE

PATIENT MONITORING

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Virtual Healthcare

Healthcare solutions that involve remote consultations and digital health platforms

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Predicting Risk

Utilizing algorithms and patient data to foresee potential health issues and tailor treatment plans

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Optimizing Care

Using data analysis to enhance healthcare delivery, improve workflows, and decrease expenses

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Wearable Devices

Devices like smartwatches that monitor vital signs such as heart rate and sleep patterns

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Medication Reminders

Tools that assist patients in remembering to take their medications

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Digital Literacy
Cybersecurity

UPSKILLING HEALTHCARE WORKFORCE IN

DIGITAL COMPETENCIES

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Digital Literacy

The ability of healthcare professionals to effectively use telehealth platforms and analyze data

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Cybersecurity

The critical practice of safeguarding patient information in the digital realm

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Expanding Access to Care

The use of technology to provide healthcare access to individuals in remote locations or with mobility limitations

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1 Telehealth bridges the gap for those in

remote areas or with limited mobility.

2 Digital health platforms provide access

to health information, resources, and

virtual consultations.

3 Empowering patients to actively manage

their health through self-monitoring and

digital tools

EXPANDING ACCESS TO CARE THROUGH

DIGITAL PLATFORMS

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Digital Health Platforms

Platforms offering health information, resources, and virtual consultations

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Empowering Patients

The concept of empowering patients to actively participate in their health management through self-monitoring and digital tools

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Integrating Technology and Human-Centered Care

The overall goal of combining technology with compassionate patient care

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Data-driven Insights

Leveraging data to personalize care and improve outcome

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Human-centered Approach

Maintaining the importance of empathy and patient-provider relationships.

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Ethical Considerations

Ensuring responsible use of technology and safeguarding patient privacy.

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Clinical

Information System

is a computerized

system that organizes, stores and

double checks all your medical

information

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Enhances Patient care

Improved operational Efficiency

Importance of CIS

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Enhanced Patient Care

CIS enable. efficient access to patientinformation, improving care coordination,and reducing medical errors.

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<p>Improved Operational Efficiency</p>

Improved Operational Efficiency

CIS is automate administrative tasks,streamline, workflows and optimizeresource utilizatiom.

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Data mapping

Workflow optimization

System Integration

User interface design

System analysis and design

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Data Mapping

is the process of matching fields from one data source tocorresponding fields in anotherdata source.

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WorkflowOptimization

the process of analyzing,streamlining, and improvingworkflows to increase efficiency,reduce errors, and enhance overallperformance.

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System Integration

also known as IT integration. It is theprocess of joining software andhardware modules into one cohesiveinfrastructure.

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User Interface Design

the process designers use to build interfaces in software or computerized devices, focusing on looks or style. Designers aim to create interfaces which users find easy to use and pleasurable.

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Software Development

System Teaching

User Acceptance testing

CIS Development and testing

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Software Development

Develop the CIS according to the agreed-upon specifications.

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System Testing

Perform rigorous testing to ensure functionality, security, and dataintegrity.

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User Acceptance Testing

Allow end-users to validate the system and provide feedback.

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Software Development

is the process of designing, creating,testing, and maintaining different software applications.

It involves the application of various principles and techniquesfrom computer science, engineering and mathematical analysis.

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System Testing

Evaluates the overall functionality and performance of a completeand fully integrated software solutio

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User-Acceptance Testing

Application Testing or End-User TestingA

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User-Acceptance Testing

A phase of software development in which the software is testedin the real world by its intended audience

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is to ensure software can handle real-world tasksand perform up to development specifications

The goal of UAT

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End user

Change management

Feedback and evaluation

CIS TRAINING AND CHANGE

MANAGEMENT

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END USER TRAINING

Provide comprehensive training on using the CIS effectively.

To improve efficiency, reduce errors, ensure consistent

workflows, and enhance customer service by fostering user

confidence and competence in managing the CIS.

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CHANGE MANAGEMENT

Address user concerns and provide ongoing support to ensure

smooth transition.

This process aims to minimize disruptions, maintain system

integrity, and ensure compliance with organizational and regulatory

standards.

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FEEDBACK EVALUATION

Gather feedback on the system's performance and make necessary

adjustments.

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CHALLENGES & BEST PRACTICES

FOR CIS UPGRADES

Data Migration: Plan for seamless migration of data from old to new systems.

System Compatibility: Ensure compatibility with existing hardware, software, andother systems.

User Adoption: Encourage user engagement and address potential resistance to change.

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Interoperability

Ensuring seamless communication and data exchange across various healthcare systema and settings

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Interoperability

the ability of different healthcare

systems, devices, and applications to

exchange, access, and use data

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a. Data access - Different systems can access

data from each other

b. Data transmission - Data can be exchanged

between systems

c. Cross-organizational collaboration -

Organizations can work together more easily

d. Data analysis - Data can be combined and

analyzed more easily

e. Data-driven improvements - Organizations can

study data trends and make improvements in

patient care

What does interoperability enable

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  • Makes it easier to study data trends

  • Makes it easier to analyze data

  • Allows organizations to make data-driven improvements in patient care

Benefits of interoperability

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Data Analysis

process of examining, organizing, transforming, and interpreting data to extract meaningful insights and facilitate informed decisionmaking.

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1. Identify trends in patient outcomes.

2.Evaluate the effectiveness of interventions.

3.Monitor healthcare quality indicators.

4. Support evidence-based practices.

5.Inform policy development.

By systematically analyzing patient data,

healthcare professionals can

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Enumerative

Refers to a system where all possible terms or

phrases are listed, often pre-combined into clinical

phrases

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Combinatorial

Enable the creation of new expressions by

combining existing terms, offering enhanced

precision and expressiveness. It allows users to

construct complex concepts dynamically.

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Improved data quality

Enhanced patient safety

Efficient workflow

Benefits of Standardized Nursing terminologies

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IMPROVED DATA

QUALITY

Consistent data collection and analysis

lead to better insights for research,

quality improvement, and public health

surveillance.

• Consistency Across setting

• Accurate Reporting

• Error Reduction

• Support for Data Analytics

• Regulatory Compliance

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ENHANCED PATIENT

SAFETY

Accurate records support patientcentered

treatment. It improves decisionmaking

and early error detection. It

ensures continuity of care and reduces

safety risks.

• Informed Decision-making

• Early error Detection

• Continuity of Care

• Risk Management

• Patient Centered Care

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EFFICIENT WORKFLOW

It saves time, simplifies communication, and

enhances collaboration. Integration with EHR

systems improves workflow efficiency and

data retrieval for research. It also streamlines

training, ensuring consistency across

healthcare teams.

• Time Saving

• Integration with technology

• Data Retrieval For Research

• Training and Education

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The North American Nursing Diagnosis Association

What is NANDA

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Patient Assessment

Care Planning Made Easy

Promoting Holistic Care

Empowering Nurses

ADVANTAGE

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<p>The comprehensive list of nursing diagnoses</p><p>adopted by NANDA contains<strong> thirteen (13) </strong>domains</p><p>that represents a critical aspect of health, and<strong> six</strong></p><p><strong>(6) classes</strong> which provides specific focus areas</p><p>within those domains.</p>

The comprehensive list of nursing diagnoses

adopted by NANDA contains thirteen (13) domains

that represents a critical aspect of health, and six

(6) classes which provides specific focus areas

within those domains.

The comprehensive list of nursing diagnoses

adopted by NANDA contains __________ domains

that represents a critical aspect of health, and _______________ classes which provides specific focus areas

within those domains.

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Electronic Health Record

is an electronic

version of a patients medical history, that is

maintained by the provider over time, and may

include all of the key administrative clinical data

relevant to that persons care under a particular

provider

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Standardized documentation ensures

consistency in data collection, which leads to more accurate

analysis and identification of trends.

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Enhanced Coordination

Consistent terminology selection

enhances coordination of care and patient outcomes by providing a

common language for healthcare providers.

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Evidence-Based Practice

Recognized terminologies support

evidence-based nursing practice by providing a framework for

nurses to make informed decisions.

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Systems ensure clear

communication about

patient conditions,

interventions, and

outcomes.

WHAT IS A STANDARDIZED

NURSING TERMINOLOGIES?

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  1. ANDA (North American Nursing

Diagnosis Association) for

nursing diagnoses.

  1. NOC (Nursing Outcomes

Classification) for patient

outcomes.

  1. NIC (Nursing Interventions

Classification) for nursing

interventions.

EXAMPLES

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DATA ANALYSIS

AI algorithms are used in nursing data

analysis to find patterns and trends in standardized nursing terminologies (SNTs).

  • Deeper comprehension

  • Increase decision-making

  • Enhanced patient care

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PREDICTIVE MODELING

AI in nursing improves predictive modeling

by enabling t enhances real-time monitoring, reduces

errors, streamlines documentation, and

fosters better communication and training,

ultimately leading to more efficient,

effective patient care. of health risks,

personalizing care, optimizing resources,

and predicting patient outcomes

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PREDICTIVE MODELING

it enhances real-time monitoring, reduces

errors, streamlines documentation, and

fosters better communication and training,

ultimately leading to more efficient,

effective patient care.

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PERSONALIZED CARE

it enables us to access and interpret a patient's

unique medical history, allowing nurses to

provide more targeted and customized care

based on their specific needs.

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electronic health records

data analysis

clinical decision support systems

Personalized care is the ability to tailor

healthcare treatment plans for individual

patients by utilizing:(SNOMED CT)

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SNOMED CT

is a standardized, multilingual

vocabulary of clinical terminology that

is used by physicians and other

healthcare providers for the electronic

exchange of health information.

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SYSTEMATIZED NOMENCLATURE

OF MEDICINE

(SNOMED CT)

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CHARACTERISTICS

OF

SNOMED CT

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MULTI-AXIAL STRUCTURE

SNOMED CT uses______________________. Concepts can have

multiple categories that they can

belong to—so they can have multiple

parent concepts that represent

different aspects of the concept’s

meaning.

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EXTENSION COVERAGE

The extensive coverage of SNOMED

CT in the application in clinical

settings includes various concepts

ranging from anatomy, diseases,

procedures, and medications

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GLOBAL ADAPTION

Provides a common language for describing

medical concepts, SNOMED CT improves data

quality and interoperability, leading to more

accurate diagnoses, more effective

treatments, and a deeper understanding of

global health trends. This international

collaboration enhances patient safety and

drives advancements in healthcare

worldwide

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SIMPLE SUMMARY OF SNOMED CT

GLOBAL ADOPTION

It helps doctors and hospitals in different countries understand each other.

It improves the quality of patient care.

It helps researchers learn more about health worldwide

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  • Electronic Health Records

  • Telehealth and Remote Monitoring

  • Wearable Technology

Evolving Role of Technology
in Nursing

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Electronic
Health
Records

EHRs streamline documentation,
improve communication, and
facilitate data analysis.

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Telehealth
and Remote
Monitoring

Telehealth expands access to
care, allows for remote patient
monitoring, and facilitates virtual
consultations.

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Wearable
Technology

Wearable devices collect health
data, providing insights into
patient behavior and enabling
personalized interventions

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  • Data Security

  • Interoperability

  • Digital Divide

Sociotechnical Challenges
to Digital Health Integration

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Data Security

Ensuring patient privacy and data
security is paramount in the digital
health environment.

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Interoperability

Seamless data exchange between
different healthcare systems is critical
for effective care coordination.

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Digital Divide

Addressing disparities in digital
access and literacy is essential for
equitable healthcare delivery.

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Training and Education

Digital Literacy

Access to Technology

Lack of Digital Skills and Access for Nurses

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Training and
Education

Nurses require comprehensive
training in using digital tools
effectively.

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Digital
Literacy

Bridging the gap in digital literacy
among nurses is essential for
successful implementation of
technology.

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Access to Technology

Ensuring access to reliable
technology and internet
connectivity for nurses is critical.

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  • Data breaches can
    compromise
    sensitive patient
    information.

  • Strong cybersecurity
    measures and data
    encryption protocols
    are essential.

  • Transparency
    and patient
    consent are
    crucial for
    safeguarding
    privacy.

Patient Privacy and Data Security Concerns

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  • Fear of the Unknown

  • Lack of Support

  • Focus on User-
    Friendliness

Resistance to Change
and Adapting to New
Technologies

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  • Improved
    Patient
    Outcomes

  • Enhanced
    Efficiency

  • Innovation and
    Collaboration

Enhancing Patient Care and
Nursing Innovation

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Improved
Patient Outcome

Technology empowers
nurses to deliver more
effective and
personalized care.

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Enhanced
Efficiency

Digital tools streamline
workflows and improve
operational efficiency.

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Innovation and
Collaboration

Technology fosters innovation and
collaboration among nurses and
other healthcare professionals.

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  • Ethical
    Considerations

  • Data Integrity
    and Bias

  • Human-Centered
    Approach

Balancing Risks and Rewards
of Emerging Technologies

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