RECAP QUIZ

The NI Pyramid, a model for nurse informatics research, and one of the earliest definitions of nurse informatics

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Benner’s level of expertise model explains the linear progression of from data into information knowledge

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The general models also includes Turley's model and Benner's level of expertis

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Dr. Ruth Turley expanded the Intel’s Shift Left Model

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Nursing informatics models and frameworks are used to organize and represent simple data and information related to patient care

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Turley’s Model is the framework that describes the connections that exist between four concepts such as DIKW hierarchy, wisdom hierarchy, knowledge hierarchy and Knowledge Pyramid

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The nursing theory of Benner proposes that expert nurses should develop skills and understanding of patient care through a proper educational background together with a multitude of experiences

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The Intel’s Shift left model focus is for more individuals to shift right, to be at the end of the health spectrum with fewer levels of chronic disease, lower levels of functional impairment, lower healthcare expenditures, and a greater quality of life

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Nursing informatics is now more described as a specialty that integrates nursing science, computer science, and information science to manage and communicate data, information, and knowledge in nursing practice.

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The five stages of benner’s level of expertise are Novice, Beginner, Competent, Proficient, and expert

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