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Submitted by:

Rozeni Kate N. Timosa

Submitted to:

Mr. Joseph Lagod, MN


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Scope


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Scope

Nursing Practice


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Nursing PracticeCHN

Hospitals

Clinic


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CHN require accurate assessment of clientsfor appropriate

management. This information can be storedfor future retrieval, and theaggregation of this information can beanalyzed for the benefit of thecommunity. This process also help CHN tosaving time, provide efficiencyinformation. BACK


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healthcare providers communicate primarilythrough the notes they write in a patients

chart, nurse informaticist seek to continuallyimprove the speed, timeliness and accuracyof patient charting. When health workershave access to more up-to-date, completepatient notes, they can make better decisionsabout a patients care.

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responsible for analyzing and reviewing theclinical information system functionality and

any associated workflows, ensuring that thesystem fulfills the needed requirements.

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Scope

Nursing Practice


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Scope

Nursing Practice

Nursing

Education


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Nursing

Education

Educator

Distance Learning

Computer- AssistedInstruction


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The educator may teach the technicalcomponents of how to use a particular

software application. An informatics educatoralso teaches nursing staff and students aboutthe clinical, legal and ethical standardsbehind the documentation and methodology.

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Computers allow people to communicateeffectively across large distances. This

technology is extended to nursing educationwhere students at satellite sites participate ineducational experiences.

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Nursing has enjoyed the computer revolutionin the form of computer-assisted instruction

(CAI). Dozens of software programs helpnursing students and nurses learn anddemonstrate learning.

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Scope

Nursing Practice

Nursing

Education


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Scope

Nursing Practice

NursingEducation

Nursing

Administration


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Nursing

AdministrationMedical Records

Management

Human resources

Budget andFinance


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Nurse require computers programs that allowclient records to be searched for trends such

as the most common presenting diagnoses,number of cases by diagnosis-related groups,most expensive cases, length of stay or totalnumber of days the case was open and clientoutcomes.

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Administrators can use this human resourcesdatabase to communicate with employees,

examines staffing patterns and budgetprojections.

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Advantages of computerized billing are thatclaims are transmitted much more quickly

and have a greater likelihood of beingcomplete and accurate.

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Scope

Nursing Practice

NursingEducation

Nursing

Administration


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Scope

Nursing Practice

NursingEducation

Nursing

Administration

NursingResearch


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Nursing

ResearchProblem

Identification

Research Design

ResearchDissemination


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The first step of the research process is toidentify and describe the problem interest.

The computer can be useful in locatingcurrent literature about the problem andrelated concepts.

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The investigator determines whether thestudy will use a qualitative or quantitative

approach, what instruments will be used tocollect data, and the types of analyses thatwill be carried out on the data to answer theresearch question.

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Research is of limited value if the findings arenot widely dispersed to the practitioners who

can use the findings to improve their practice.

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