Informatics: Nursing education and professional development
Informatics: Affecting the nursing profession and care
100
Electronic health record to aid in supporting safety and quality for the patients.
What is a driving force behind information technology plans for upcoming years?
100
A nurse that is uniquely qualified to communicate the needs of the clinical staff to information services personnel and have a working knowledge of regulatory and system requirements, strategic plans, and budgetary constraints.
What is an Informatics Nurse Specialist?
100
This type of informatics uses technology to integrate nursing science and other sciences to connect with the nursing practice.
What is nursing informatics?
100
Technology or what is healthcare informatics.
What is educational opportunities for nurses at the point of care as well as in academic settings?
100
The complete dictionary for finding medical information.
What is the Hardin Meta Directory?
200
Personalized healthcare.
What is an information platform encouraging provider and patient interactions?
200
A group including informatics nurse specialists that works out all of the implementation details if the healthcare informatics system.
What is an implementation committee
200
The term used for constantly comparing the services and practices of other leaders in the healthcare industry.
What is benchmarking?
200
Simulation technology.
What is enables users to learn and then demonstrate skills?
200
3 professional organizations for nurses.
What is social media, podcasts, and websites?
300
Genomics, robotics, and wearable monitoring devices.
What are some examples of new technology uses involving informatics?
300
The Technology
Vendor Standing
Vendor Compliance with regulatory requirements
Integration with other systems
Use for different types of patient accounts
EMR medical support
Remote access
Clinical support
What are things the implementation committee shuold consider when choosing and informatics system
300
This position requires using their health informatics knowledge to lead strategically and operationally.
What is the chief nursing informatics officer?
300
Hospital and nursing information systems.
What is promote professional socialization, helps students see the effects of their decision making, and decreases orientation time for new nursing graduates?
300
The way in which a nurse continues education.
What is the internet, continuing education credits, or hybrid learning?
400
Home Telemedicine.
What is a technique that will elicit real-time interaction with healthcare providers, enabling patient education materials, vital sign monitoring, and audio-visual alerts?
400
Occurs on-site under every day, normal working conditions. Software problems are identified, corrected, and then re-tested.
What is Beta testing
400
The goal of the informatics strategic planning that directly affects the patient while in the hospital.
What is to provide a safer environment for the patient?
400
Computer-assisted instruction.
What is becoming increasingly useful for a new generation of nursing graduates who are citizens of the twenty-first century?
400
The development of a comprehensive long-range plan for guiding the activities of an organization.
What is strategic planning?
500
Decrease time, cost, and 24-hour accessibility through the use of virtual meeting space, webinars, and podcasts.
What are some virtual learning opportunities and the different medias used to communicate educational topics?
500
The purpose of strategic planning in healthcare informatics.
What is to save valuable resources over time and ensure needs are meet with an efficient process?
500
Quality of software, the environment of computer use, and characteristics of the learner.
What is three major variables influence the effectiveness of virtual learning environments?