Rev. ed. of: Introduction to nursing informatics / Kathryn J. Hannah, Marion Ball, and Margaret J.A. Edwards. c2006. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Nursing informatics : transforming nursing / Marion J. Ball ... [et al.] -- Strategies for culture change / Patricia Hinton Walker -- TIGER collaboratives and diffusion / Diane J. Skiba, Donna Dulong, and Susan K. Newbold -- Networking advancing nursing informatics / Susan K. Newbold -- Education and faculty development / Diane J. Skiba and Mary Anne Rizzolo -- Competencies : nuts and bolts / Connie Delaney and Brian Gugerty -- Updated academic programs / Carole A. Gassert and Susan K. Newbold -- Continuing education and staff development / Joan M. Kiel and Elizabeth Johnson -- Leadership collaborative / Judy Murphy and Dana Alexander -- Challenging leadership status quo / Roy L. Simpson -- Bridging technology : academe and industry / Pamela R. Jeffries ... [et al.] -- The evolving national informatics landscape / Carolyn Padovano and Alicia Morton -- Standards and interoperability / Joyce Sensmeier and Elizabeth Casey Halley -- Usability and clinical application design / Nancy Staggers and Michelle R. Troseth -- Evidence-based clinical decision support / Diane Hanson -- Personal health record : managing personal health / Charlotte Weaver and Rita Zielstorff -- Disruptive innovation : point of care / John S. Silva, Nancy Seybold, and Marion J. Ball -- Extending care : voice technology / Debra M. Wolf, Amar Kapadia, and Pam Selker Rak -- Nursing's contribution : and external viewpoint / Mark Hagland -- Transforming care : discovery enabled by health information technology / Barbara B. Frink and Asif Dhar -- Local global access : virtual learning environment / Beth L. Elias ... [et al.] -- Invisibility to visibility : capturing essential nursing information / Kathryn J. Hannah and Margaret Ann J. Kennedy -- Health telematics Europe / Ursula Hübner -- Evolution : nursing informatics in Brazil / Heimar F. Marin ... [et al.] -- Taiwan model : nursing informatics training / Polun Chang and Ming-Chuan Kuo.
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