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The science of processing data for storage and retrieval.
informatics
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Refers to an interrelated activity involving people, technology and processes.
informatics
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Is the practice of using technology to manage and communicate health information.
application of nursing informatics to nurses
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It combines nursing science with computer science and information science to improve patient care.
application of nursing informatics to nurses
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Is the specialty that integrates nursing science with multiple information and analytical snursing science to identify, define, manage and communicate data, information knowledge and wisdom in nursing practice. Dee McGonigle
definition of nursing informatics
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-The American Nurses Association (ANA) identified nursing informatics as a "nursing specialty".
1992
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-The first scope of practice statement for the specialty, "Scope of Practice for nursing Information"
1994
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-The nursing informatics: scope and standards of practice followed with a slightly revised specialty definition of nursing informatics and inclusion of an expanded presentation of competencies for the informatics nurses and informatics nurse specialist.
2008
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Nursing Informatics (NI) Defined by American Nurses Association
Nursing science, Information science, Analytical science.
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Roles of Nurse Informatic Specialist (NIS) or Informatic Nurse (IN)
1. Clinical information system implementation, 2. System maintenance, 3. Education and training, 4. Data analysis / Reporting, 5. System optimization, 6. Collaboration and leadership, 7. Acts a liaison officer
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A field of science that uses computers, database, math, and statistic to collect, store, organize and analyze large amount of biological, medical and health. information.
Bioinformatics
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also known as radiology or medical imaging informatics. It uses technology to store, manage and access medical image data.
Imaging informatics
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Uses information technology to improve patient care in healthcare settings. Develops and implements digital tools, such as electronic health record (EHRS).
Clinical informatic
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A field that uses technology to help patient make informed healthcare decision. Analyze patient information to understand their needs. Health literacy and education.
Consumer Health Informatics (CHI)
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A field that applies informatics methods and technologies to optimize the design and analysis of clinical research study.
Clinical research information
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The use of information technology to improve public health.. It involves collecting, analyzing and sharing data to help prevent and manage disease and promote health. (Surveillance, Reporting, Prediction, Preparedness and Management)
Public health informatics
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The use of hardware, software and networks to store, retrieve and manipulate data.
Information technology
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The study of computer and computing, including their design, development and application.
Computer science
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A system that helps organizations to analyze, visualize and make decision using information. The study of people, technology, organization and the relationship among them.
Management Information System (MIS)
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Is the use of electronic system to store, share and analyze health information. (Improve patient care, increase efficiency, Increase access to healthcare)
Health Information Technology (HIT)
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A way for a patient to receive care from healthcare provider remotely. The use of electronic information and communication technologies to provide and support health care when distance separate the participants.
Telemedicine & Telehealth
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Is the study of the principle and practices of nursing. It's is the basic science that forms the foundation of professional nursing. Dee McGonigle
Nursing Science
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It is the blend of bench science, physical science and behavioral sciences, a multidimensional view, what we call holistic view of patient and their interaction with nurse in the healthcare system so that we can design, deliver and promote positive patient outcome. Dr. Linda Flynn
Nursing Science
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are discrete entities that are described objectively without interpretation.
Data
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are data that have been interpreted, organized, or structured.
Information
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is information that is synthesized so that relationship is identified and formalized.
Knowledge
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the appropriate use of knowledge to manage and solve human problem..
Wisdom
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Characteristics of Data
Accuracy , Completeness , Consistency , Validity , Reliability , Timeliness , Relevance , Integrity
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Characteristics of Information
Accuracy , Completeness , Consistency , Timeliness , Relevance , Reliability , Data quality