funda 1 finals Flashcards

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– is an ongoing and terminal process in which the client, the nurse, and often the
support persons determined what has been learned.

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EVALUATING

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purpose is to make necessary adjustments to an
educational activity as soon as they are identified, such as changes in personnel,
materials, facilities, teaching methods, learning objectives, or even the educator’s own
attitude.

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PROCESS (FORMATIVE) EVALUATION

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purpose is to determine the effects of teaching
efforts. Measures the changes that result from teaching and learning. This type of
evaluation summarizes what happen based on the education intervention.

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OUTCOME (SUMMATIVE) EVALUATION

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– purpose is to determine whether learners have acquired the knowledge or skills taught
during the learning experience

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CONTENT EVALUATION

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purpose is to determine the relative effects of education on the
institution or the community

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IMPACT EVALUATION

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the purpose is to determine the extent to which all
activities for an entire department or program over a specified time meet or exceed the
goals originally established.

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TOTAL PROGRAM EVALUATION

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this provides a legal record that the
teaching tool place and communicates the teaching to other health professionals.

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DOCUMENTATION

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has been identified as “the most under documented skilled service because most nurses in home
care do not recognize the scope dept of the teaching they do” and “tend to view much of their
teaching as commonsense suggestions”.

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Client teaching

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is defined as “the conscientious use of current best evidence
in making decisions about patient care”. Broadly described as “a lifelong problem-solving
approached to clinical practice that integrates… the most relevant and best research…one’s own
clinical expertise…and patient preferences and values”

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EVIDENCE -BASED PRACTICE(EBP)

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refers to the evidence from research reflecting the fact that it is
intended to be generalizable or transferable beyond the specific study setting or sample.

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EXTERNAL EVIDENCE

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is defined as the data generated from a diligently conducted quality
improvement project or EBP implementation project within a specific practice setting or specific
population. Internal Evidence is not intended to be generalizable beyond the original practice
setting that yielded the data collected, but rather are carried out to determine the effectiveness
of specific intervention in a specific setting with an identified individual or group.

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INTERNAL EVIDENCE

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– evidence generated from systematic reviews
that has been acknowledge as the strongest evidence upon which to base practice
decisions.

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. RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS

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-defined as “the systematic collection of data about client progress
generated during treatment to enhance the quality and outcome of care”, which comprises
internal evidence that can be used both to identify whether a problem exists and to determine
whether an intervention based on external evidence effectively resolved the problem.

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PRACTICE-BASED EVIDENCE

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a subbranch of health informatics that helps bridge the gap between patients and
health resources. It focused on information structures processes that empower
the consumers to manage their own health. Researchers of this field are striving
to find ways to use technology to strengthen the relationship between patient
and healthcare provider as well as to teach and empower patients dealing with
issues related to health and wellness

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CONSUMER INFORMATICS (also referred as Consumer Health Informatics)

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an emerging concern on the effectiveness of the technologies,
processes and practices designed to protect computer systems from unauthorized
use or harm

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CYBERSECURITY

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disclose information about the creators/purpose of the site
that will help users make a judgement about the credibility and
trustworthiness of the information or services provided.

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CANDOR

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– be truthful in describing products/services and present
information in a way that is not likely to mislead the user.

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HONESTY

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Take the necessary step to ensure that the information provided is
accurate and well supported and the services provided are of the
highest quality.
* Present information in a manner that is easy to understand and use.
* Provide background information about the sources of information
provided and the review process used to assist the uses in making a
decision about the quality of the information provided.

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QUALITY

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inform users if personal information is collected
and allow them to choose whether the information can be used or
shared.

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INFORMED CONSENT

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– take steps to ensure that the user’s right to privacy is
protected.

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. PRIVACY

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Abide by the professional code of your profession (e.g. nursing,
medicine)
* Provide users with information about who you are, what your
credentials are, what you can do online, and which limitations may
apply to the online interaction.

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PROFESSIONALISM

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take steps to ensure that sponsors, partners,
and others who work with you are trustworthy.

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RESPONSIBLE PARTNERING

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Implement a procedure for collecting, reviewing and responding to
users’ feedback.
* Develop and share procedures for self-monitoring compliance with the
e-Health Code of Ethics.

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ACCOUNTABILITY

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is a virtual space for information. It is almost impossible to
tract its size because there are billion of webpages in existence, with several
million new pages being added every month. It was first conceived by TIM
BERNERS-LEE and ROBERT CAILLIAU, two scientists working in Switzerland.

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WORLD WIDE WEB

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are computer programs that allow
the user to search the web for specific subject areas.

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SEARCH ENGINES and SEARCH DIRECTORIES

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  • are robots that scour the web for new websites, read them,
    and put text from them into a database they can access with queries. Example is
    Googl
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SEARCH ENGINES

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are hierarchical directories compiled by humans with
references to websites; these directories are then accessed a user query. Example
is Yahoo!

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SEARCH DIRECTORIES

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is a huge global network of computers
established to allow transfer of information from one computer to another.

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INTERNET (exchange information)

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  • is defined as “internet sites and applications that allow users to
    create, share, edit, and interact with online content”. Owing to their quick
    communication and engaging format, social media sites such as Facebook and
    LinkedIn have experienced dramatic growth in recent years. In 2005, only 7% of
    Americans participated in social media. In 2015, that number grew to 65%. Social
    media has proven to be powerful force to educate and empower people, to
    quickly send messages to gather information about public perceptions of health
    issues, and in some cases, collaborate with other users in real time.
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SOCIAL MEDIA

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– first developed in the late 1990’s, are an increasingly popular
mechanism for individuals to share information and experiences related to a
given topic. Although sometimes referred to as web diaries, blogs are much more
than that; for example, they may include images, media objects, and links that
allow for public responses.

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BLOGS (Web logs)

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– another form of online communication, which means quick in Hawaiian,
is a website that allows multiple users to come together to collaboratively write
and edit the content and structure of a collection of webpages

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WIKIS

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– permit audio and/or video to be
transmitted to participants in multiple locations.

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WEBCASTS (live broadcasts over the internet)

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are similar to a webcast in that they are internetbased programs; however, webinars do allow greater interaction. Webinars often
have two components: a computer-base display, such as a PowerPoint
presentation or whiteboard, and live discussion

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WEBINARS (web conferencing)

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means different things to different people. Online
courses, correspondence courses, independent study, and videoconferencing are
just a few of the techniques that can be used to deliver educational programs to
students studying at a distance.

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DISTANCE LEARNING –