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Nursing informatics: the trend of the future

J Nagelkerk¹, P M Ritola, P J Vandort

¹Grand Valley State University, Allendale, Michigan, USA.

Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing|March 20, 1998

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Summary

Preparing nurses for computerization requires a strategic approach. Key factors for successful nursing informatics education include leadership, communication, training, and tailored software.

Area of Science:

Nursing Informatics
Health Information Technology
Educational Program Development

Background:

Nursing informatics integrates computer, information, and nursing sciences.
The field focuses on efficient and effective information use for nurses.
Rapid advancements in healthcare technology necessitate nurse preparedness.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify essential factors for preparing nurses for computerization.
To present a model for developing successful nursing informatics educational programs.

Main Methods:

A model outlining six critical factors was developed.
These factors address the integration of technology in nursing practice.

Main Results:

Six essential factors were identified: strong leadership, effective communication, organized training, established time frames, planned change, and tailored software.
These elements are crucial for the success of educational initiatives in nursing informatics.

Conclusions:

Successful nurse computerization hinges on a comprehensive educational strategy.
Implementing these six factors can lead to effective nursing informatics programs and improved healthcare delivery.

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