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Worksheets1 - Introduction to Nursing Informatics
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Worksheet time: 52mins
Foundation of Knowledge Model
Data
Information
Knowledge
Wisdom
Foundation of Knowledge Model:
raw, un-summarized, and unanalysed facts
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Such as: volume of sales
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Such as: level of costs
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Such as: number of customers
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Such as: Age
Data
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Such as: vital signs
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Data-objective entry without interpretation
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data that is organized in a meaningful fashion
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a graph showing the change in volume or costs over time
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3 age groups
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negative and positive attitudes
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information that has been synthesized so that interrelationships are identified and formalized
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Younger nurses have positive attitudes
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is essentially systemic
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Wisdom
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Occurs when knowledge is used appropriately to manage and solve problems
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embodies more of an understanding of fundamental principles embodied within the knowledge that are essentially the basis for the knowledge being what it is.
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9:00 am -100, 4:00 pm 180
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At 9:00 am patient's Blood glucose level was 100. At 4:00 pm, BGL was 180
Data
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My client's glucose level rises in the late afternoon. His insulin dose needs to be adjusted
Data
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Wisdom
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Give recommended dose of insulin to reduce BGL
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Applying
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interrelationships
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Patient's blood pressure is 100/50
Data
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Suppose that patient has a ten-year history of blood pressures of 150/100
Data
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It's time to give the patient an aspirin, oxygen, and nitrates immediately
Data
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Suppose that the patient has a known history of coronary artery disease and is now experiencing chest pain . The sudden drop in blood pressure could indicate a serious myocardial infarction in progress
Data
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Naming, collecting, organizing
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Organizing, interpreting, meaningful
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Interpreting, integrating, understanding
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Understanding, applying with compassion
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Contextualization/ Interpretation
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Processing/ Synthesis/ Organization
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Judgment / Action
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Knowledge Worker Roles:
Collects clinical data (i.e. vital signs)
Data gatherer
Information user
Knowledge user
Knowledge builder
Knowledge Worker Roles:
Interprets clinical data and uses it to monitor patients, aids with decisions
Data gatherer
Information user
Knowledge user
Knowledge builder
Knowledge Worker Roles:
Compares data to current knowledge
Data gatherer
Information user
Knowledge user
Knowledge builder
Knowledge Worker Roles:
Assess data to show patterns that can be interpreted using existing knowledge or used to create new knowledge
Data gatherer
Information user
Knowledge user
Knowledge builder
creates systems that enable organizations to tap into the knowledge, experiences, and creativity of their staff to improve their performance.
Information Management
Knowledge Management
Good ------ provides the right information at the right time to the right people.
Information Management
Knowledge Management
What is Informatics
It is the art and science of turning data into information
It is the art and science of turning data into knowledge
It is the art and science of turning information into data
It is the art and science of turning Knowledge into Wisdom
What is Informatics
"the study of the application of computer and statistical
techniques to the management of information
"the study of the application of computer and statistical
techniques to the management of data
"the study of the application of computer and statistical
techniques to the management of knowledge
"the study of the application of computer and statistical
techniques to the management of Wisdom
data into information into ACTONS
Informatics
-Translational bioinformatics
Clinical research informatics
Clinical informatics
The “Fundamental Theorem” Of Informatics
What is correct
Person with technology Better Than
Person
without
Support
Person without technology Better Than
Person
With
Support
Creating an environment of “supported practice” such that an intelligent person (practitioner)
working in combination with information resources/technology is “better” than the person without such support.
Creating an environment of “supported practice” such that an intelligent person (practitioner)
working in combination without information resources/technology is “better” than the person with such support.
Informatics encompasses several fields that include:
Translational bioinformatics
Clinical research informatics
Clinical informatics
Consumer health informatics
Public health informatics
: focuses on information technologies that involve patient care and medical decision making
Medical Informatics
Health Informatics
: focuses on the use of educational technology for healthcare clients or the general public
Medical Informatics
Health Informatics
Process of Creating an Informatics Culture
Foundation skills
Create a policy, legal, and reimbursement framework
Ethical framework
Workforce preparation
Technical infrastructure
Nursing Informatics is defined as:
integrates nursing science, computer science, and information science to manage and communicate data, information, knowledge and wisdom into nursing practice.
integrates nursing science, computer science, and information science to Synthesis and
Organization data, information, knowledge and wisdom into nursing practice.
Medical Informatics
focuses on information technologies that involve patient care and medical decision making
focuses on educational technologies that involve patient care and medical decision making
Health Informatics
focuses on the use of information technology for healthcare clients or the general public
focuses on the use of educational technology for healthcare clients or the general public
produces information to assess healthcare svstems and environments, and improve patient. familv and community outcomes, and shape healthcare policy
nursing science
, National Research Council (NRC)
computer science
information science
nursing science
, the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR)
focus on understanding and casing the symptoms of illnesses, preventing, delaying or slowing the progression of disease or disability, identifving practical approaches to achievine and sustaining optimal hcalth, and improving the various clinical settings.
nursing science
, National Research Council (NRC)
computer science
information science
nursing science
, the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR)
It is concerned with the gathering, manipulation, classification, storage, and retrieval of recorded knowledge.
nursing science
, National Research Council (NRC)
computer science
information science
nursing science
, the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR)
Information science, focuses on why and how technology can put to best use to serve the information flow within an organization.
nursing science
, National Research Council (NRC)
computer science
information science
nursing science
, the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR)
Computer science is the study of computer technology, both hardware and software.
nursing science
, National Research Council (NRC)
computer science
information science
nursing science
, the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR)
Computer science is the study of computer technology, both hardware and software.
Which of the following is correct
Hardware : Physical part of the computer
Software: Application program developed to facilitate various user function
Software: Physical part of the computer
Hardware : Application program developed to facilitate various user function
Purpose of Using Nursing Informatics in Healthcare
Improve communication between providers, as the information can flow electronically between agencies and providers to be able to get that information quicker.
●Improve public health through surveillance of things.
Personalize care for patients
Grenlize care for patients
Purpose of Using Nursing Informatics in Healthcare
Ensure Patient safety, ex: barcode medication
Save time and money.
Not helpful with Save time and money.
Quick storage and retrieve of record. data it is easier to retrieve
Slow storage and retrieve of record. data it is difficult to retrieve
Purpose of Using Nursing Informatics in Healthcare
Which of the following is example of Ensure Patient safety
barcode medication
Save time and money.
Principles of Nursing Informatics
Distinct specialty practice and body of knowledge Includes both clinical and non-clinical aspects.
Human factors concepts are linked in practice.
•Focus is delivering right information to right person at the right time.
•Supports nurses to improve quality of care and welfare of health care consumers
Principles of Nursing Informatics
Ensure confidentiality and security of data and information and advocates privacy.
Collaborates with other health- related informatics specialties.
Promotes innovative, emerging and established information technology .
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Patient documentation, Electronic Health Records(EHRs)
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Monitoring devices
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Developing and implementing care plans and pathways
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Retrieval of previous records and imaging
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Use of Telehealth, Telenursing
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Access to current practice standards.
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Personnel management and Personnel profile.
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Patient care management
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Project management
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Staff scheduling systems, Communication systems
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Cost , budget and finance Analysis
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
monitoring of trends with quality data.
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Literature accesses and retrieval Simulation
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Electronic Learning
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Distance education Teleconferencing
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Software availability for Educational presentations
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Testing Student and course record management
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Internet capabilities and electronic
databases provide rich access to obtaining, compiling, and conducting research.
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Literature search
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Data collection
Data analysis
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Research dissemination
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
Application of Nursing Informatics :
Digital Libraries
Practice
Administration
Research
Education
refers to a variety of electronic methods that are used to manage information about people's health and health care, for both individual patients and groups of patients.
Health information technology HIT
Clinical research informatics
Clinical informatics
Consumer health informatics
Public health informatics
Common applications of Health IT includes:
Electronic medical record systems (EMRs, EHRs, and PHRs).
Clinical decision support
E-health
Computerized disease registries.
Computerized provider order entry.
Common applications of Health IT includes:
Consumer health IT applications
Telehealth
Robotic Surgeries
Distance Education
Health Reform
Electronic Health Record (EHR)
Necessary compliance with reporting requirements
Adoption and use of HR systems
Financial incentives designated for providers that met mandatory reporting-requirements.
The Push for Patient Safety
Patient Identification (i.e. BarCodes, RFID)
Information Technology Safeguards
Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE)
E-Prescribing
The Push for Patient Safety
Decision Support Software (DSS)
Smart Technology
Bar-code and RFID Medication Administration
National E-Health Strategy
@ The Ministry of Health (MOH) has a vision to improve the equability, standards, availability and quality of care in the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia.
The MOH has developed a business strategy and 5 year plan to realize this vision, and has positioned EHealth as a primary transformation
agent and enabler.
National E-Health Strategy
The Health strategy supports the primary
MO business goals:
To Care For Patients.
To Connect Providers at all levels of care.
To Measure the Performance of healthcare delivery.
To Transform Healthcare Delivery to a consistent,
world-class standard
The healthcare delivery system faces many demands that include calls for:
Increased quality, safety, and transparency
Decrease technology
Workforce preparation
Increased technology
Decrease the quality, safety, and transparency
The healthcare delivery system faces many demands that include calls for:
Evolving roles for practitioners
Decrease technology
Adopting new models of care
The need to develop a learning health system
Decrease the quality, safety, and transparency
