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    THEORIES, MODELS,

    AND FRAMEWORKSCHAPTER 17

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    OBJECTIVES:

    Relationship betweenhealthcare informatics andnursing informatics.

    Models of nursing and NI

    NI as a distinct specialty

    Key aspects of EHR

    Terminologies for nursing

    Organizational resources

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    INTRODUCTION

    Learning is based on recognitionof patterns, variances, builds, onprevious experiences andknowledge, and involvesanalogies.

    Theories, models, framework canguide learning for students and

    the faculty.

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    DOCUMENTS GUIDE NI

    PRACTICE ANA (2001) Published the code of ethics fornurses w/ interpretative statements; acomplete revision of previous ethics whichguides nurses in practice. (education,

    administration, research)

    Nursing social policy statement, 2nd edition(2003)- definition of nursing:

    the protection, promotion,prevention of

    illness and injury, alleviation of suffering throughthe diagnosis and treatment of human responseand advocacy in the care of individuals, families,communities, and populations.

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    DOCUMENTS GUIDE NI

    PRACTICE

    ANA( 2004) nursing as a cognitiveprofession.

    -This cognitive work beginswith the critical thinking and

    decision process that occurbefore nursin action be ins.

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    INFORMATICS ANDHEALTHCARE INFORMATICS

    INFORMATICS- a science that combines adomain science, computer science,information science, and cognitivescience.

    HEALTHCARE INFORMATICS- application ofinformatics in the area of healthcare. HIis a subdiscipline of informatics.

    MEDICAL INFORMATICS- subdomain ofhealthcare informatics.

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    HEALTHCAREHEALTHCAREINFORMATICSINFORMATICS

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    NURSING INFORMATICS

    1985 definition of Kathryn Hannah: the use of information technologies in

    relation to any nursing functions and

    actions of nurses Graves and Corcoran: NI is a combination of computer

    science designed to assist in themanagement and processing of nursingdata, inforamtion, and knowlegde tosupport practice of nursing and delivery of

    nursing care.

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    Nsg Informatics as aSpecialty

    Earl 1992, the ANA establishednursing informaticsas a distinctspecialty in nursing with a distinct

    body of knowledge.Scope of Nursing Informatics

    include: developing and evaluating

    applications, tools, process, andstrategies for managing data andsupport decision-making

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    MODELS FOR NURSINGINFORMATICS

    Models are representation

    of some aspect of thereal world;

    Show particularperspectives of aselected aspect andmay illustraterelationships.

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    DATA, INFORMATION,KNOWLEDGE

    ARE IDENTIFIED ASCURRENT METASTRUCTURESOR OVERARCHING CONCEPTSFOR NURSING INFROMATICSWITH SPECIFIC DEFINITIONS

    Example:

    Data- Bp: 120/80 Information: Normal

    Knowledge: information

    that is synthesized so thatrelationships are identified andformalized.

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    REGISTERED NURSES ASKNOWLEDGE WORKERS

    Knowledge work is the exerciseof specialist knowledge and

    competencies. Futurist predict thatin the second millenium the primarydomestic product of the united

    states will be knowledge and relatedknowledge services.

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    ELECTRONIC HEALTHRECORD

    Also associated with the terms:

    EMR- Electronic medical recordEPR- Electronic patient recordCMR- computerized medical recordCPR- computer- based patient

    record

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    EHR

    Any information related to the past, present, andfuture physical/mental health, or condition of anindividual.

    (ASTM-American Society for Testing andMaterials)

    NCVHS- National Committee on Vital and Health

    Statistics; indentified record infromation as amodel for the specific content necessary for theEHR.

    NHII- National Health Information Infrastructure

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    TERMINOLOGIES

    NIC- Nursing Intervention Classification

    NOC- Nursing Outcome Classification

    CCC- Clinical Care Classification

    Omaha System

    PNDS- Perioperative Nursing Data Set

    SNOMED CT

    ABC Codes

    PCDS- Patient Care Data Set LOINC- Logical Observation Identifiers Names and

    Codes

    ICNP- International Classification for NursingPractice

    NMMDS- Nursing Management Minimum Data Set

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    NIC

    Contains 514 nursinginternventions that describe the

    treatments nurses perform,updated linkages with NANDAdiagnoses, and core

    interventions identified for 44specialty practice areas.

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    NOC

    Contains 330 research-based

    outcomes to providestandardization of expectedpatient, caregiver, family, andcommunity outcomes formeasuring the effect of nursinginterventions.

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    CCC

    A research-based

    nomenclature designed tostandardize the terminologiesfor documenting nursing care inall clinical care settings.

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    Omaha System

    Was released in November 2004;

    Originally developed in homehealth practice, now included inall setting.

    It includes an assessmentcomponent, an interventioncomponent, and an outcomecom onent.

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    ICNP

    Combinatory terminology for

    nursing practice developed bythe international nursingcommunity under sponsorship ofthe ICN.

    ICN facilitates cross-mapping oflocal terms and existingvocabularies and financial

    resources.

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    NMMDS

    Includes terms to describe the

    context and environment ofnursing practice, includes termsfor nursing delivery unit/service,patient/client population, caredelivery method, personnelcharacteristics, and financialresources.

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    ORGANIZATION ASRESOURCES

    Many organizations have

    emerged to provide informationresources and value-adddedmembership benefitsthat support those individualsinterested in healthcare andnursing informatics.

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    ORGANIZATIONS

    AMIA- American Medical InformaticsAssociation

    HIMSS- Healthcare Information and

    management Sytems Society (innovations inhealthcare delivery, EHR, and wirelesshealthcare computing)

    NLN- National League for Nursing(Advance

    quality of Nsg educ)SHS- Society for Health Systems (continuing

    education of professionals for productivityand quality improvement in healthcare

    delivery.ARMA- to rovide education research and

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