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Chapter 6by Nancy Staggers and Ramona Nelson

Overview of Nursing Informatics

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Objectives

• Define nursing informatics (NI) and key terminology

• Explore NI metastructures, concepts and tools

• Reflect on the sciences underpinning NI

• Describe phenomena of nursing

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Key Terms Defined• Decision Support System• Ergonomics • Expert System • Human-Computer Interaction• Informatics Nurse Specialist

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Key Terms Defined

• Informatics Nurse• Informatics Solution • Information • Information Literacy • Knowledge

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Key Terms Defined• Nanotechnology • Nursing Informatics• Usability • Wisdom

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Metastructures

• What are metastructures?• The processing of data• What concerns all nurses, no matter their area

of practice?• Explain the difference between knowledge

and wisdom

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Metastructures

• The full range of the study of Nursing Informatics

• Using knowledge appropriately• An example of applied wisdom • What is now the concern of NI?

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Sciences Underpinning Nursing Informatics

• NI - A combination of sciences• A unique whole, greater than the sum of the

parts• The importance of the application of data

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Structured Language as a Tool for Nursing Informatics

• How is nursing knowledge gained? • Different ways to approach data collection

and analysis• The ANA specifications

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Structured Language as a Tool for Nursing Informatics

• Promoting interoperability• The importance of understanding languages

and terminologies• The INS must bridge a gap to envision

emerging functions

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Concepts and Tools from Information Science and Computer Science

• Fundamental elements of NI• Information technology• Information structures• Information management• The use of information technology

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Human Computer Interaction and Related Concepts

• Human–computer interaction • Elemental roots of HCI• Addressing usability issues • Usability and ergonomics of HCI

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Human Computer Interaction and Related Concepts

• Optimal task completion • HCI and usability assessments • The number of HCI and usability publications

on the rise• Vendors installing usability laboratories

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Phenomena of Nursing

• Four key concepts of the metaparadigm of nursing

• Basis of nursing actions • Nurse’s decisions• The process of decision-making

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Phenomena of Nursing

• Critical thinking• Wisdom in informatics • Describing nurse’s decision-making

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Phenomena of Nursing

• Decision making and potential problems• The environment of decision making • Decision support systems • What is an expert system?

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Phenomena of Nursing

• The future of Nursing Informatics• Informatics solutions as common nursing tools• How will the future evolve?

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Thought Provoking Questions

1. How is the concept of wisdom in nursing informatics like or unlike professional nursing judgment?

2. Think of a futuristic technology and explain its impact on nursing.


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