Informatics and Nursing: Opportunities and Challenges / 7th North American Edition

Written for nurses who did not come to the profession through a computer science department. Informatics and Nursing: Opportunities and Challenges starts from the assumption that you already know the clinical work, and builds the technology literacy around it — how data becomes information, how systems shape practice, and where a nurse’s judgement belongs in a digitised workflow.

What the book covers

• Core informatics competencies expected of practising nurses
• Computer and information literacy foundations, taught without jargon
• Electronic health records, documentation standards, and structured data entry
• Data management, security, and safeguarding patient information
• Evidence retrieval, clinical decision support, and using data to improve care
• System implementation, training, and the human factors that decide whether it works

Who it’s for

Undergraduate nursing students in a required informatics course, RN-to-BSN candidates, and nurses preparing for informatics certification.

Edition details

• Author: Kristi Sanborn Miller, PhD
• Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
• Edition: 7th North American Edition
• Format: Paperback
• ISBN: 978-1975220662
• Language: English

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