Nursing Informatics #1 Flashcards

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a specialty that integrates nursing science, computer science, and information science to manage and communicate data, information, knowledge and wisdom in nursing practice

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nursing informatics

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what are the 3 sciences involves in nursing

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nursing science
information science
computer science

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3
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processing data to produce info and in combination with knowledge and wisdom using information to provide care

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information theory

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4
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what is a smart card

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has embedded information that a smart card reader can read; requires the appropriate computer system and access code to read and write, encrypts the data on the card

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5
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What does the acronym QSEN mean?

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quality and safety education for nurses

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6
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Describe the purpose of ‘meaningful use’ and how it was achieved in the article by Harrison & Lyerla (2012) in the Week 1 assigned reading

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find answer

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7
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nursing informatic theories 7

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information theory
change theories
systems theory
socio-technical theory
chaos theory
usability theory 
learning theory
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processing data to produce info and in combination with knowledge and wisdom, using info to provide care

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information theory

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9
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diffusion of innovation and field theory

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change theories; degree of acceptance of innovation

and stages of change- unfreezing-moving-refreezing

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10
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interaction with a system will create something bigger and better than just the sum of the parts

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systems theory

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study how people work and what they do to create improved interaction between technology and an organizations culture

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socio-technical theory

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12
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focus on design improvements that account for the conditions that exist in an organization

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chaos theory

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13
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improvements in systems are designed for ease of use and satisfaction of users

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usability theory

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14
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learn by doing, must know why they need to learn and value of learning

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learning theory

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15
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what are the 6 categories of QSEN

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patient-centered care
teamwork and collaboration
evidence-based practice
quality improvement 
safety
informatics
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16
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3 benefits of PHR

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ability to manage ones disease treatment more effectively.
instead of the healthcare provider giving orders, he/she can help the patient understand his/her condition and work together with this individual to achieve an agree upon goal.
It can reduce administrative costs associated with electronic prescription refills and scheduling appts.

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3 limitations of PHR

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concerns about privacy and security.
the cost of internet and computers/computer software and virus software can be an insurmountable cost.
lack of reliable internet access in rural america

18
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what is PHR

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personal health records

19
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who is responsible for PHR maintenance

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the patient because it is their health records

20
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difference between EHR and EMR

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EMR is a medical record used by one healthcare agency. these medical records cannot interface with outside agencies.
EHR makes health information available from any location where it is internet access. it can be shared to, for example, care facilities, clinicians, labs,etc.

21
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Describe how a clinical information system (EMR or EHR) contributes to patient safety

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Improves legibility
Provides greater continuity of care
Supports safe medication practices

22
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According to nursing researchers Staggers, Gassert, and Curran, what informatics competencies should be demonstrated by:
a. Beginning Nurses?

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Basic information management and computer technology skills. 
Ability to access data
Use a computer for communication
Use basic desktop software
Use decision support systems
23
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According to nursing researchers Staggers, Gassert, and Curran, what informatics competencies should be demonstrated by:
b. Experienced Nurses?

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Highly skilled in using information management and computer technology to support their major area of practice
Make judgements on the basis of trends and patterns within data elements and to collaborate with nurses to suggest improvements in nursing systems

24
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According to nursing researchers Staggers, Gassert, and Curran, what informatics competencies should be demonstrated by:
c. Nursing Informatics Specialists

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Meet the information needs of practicing nurses by integrating and applying information, computer and nursing sciences

25
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According to nursing researchers Staggers, Gassert, and Curran, what informatics competencies should be demonstrated by:
d. Informatics Innovators

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Conduct informatics research and generate informatics theory

26
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Give an example of data about a specific quality indicator and describe how that data could be obtained from a clinical information system

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risk of falls

Data can be obtained by management “dashboards” to monitor quality, staffing, productivity, and costs

27
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nurse principles and practices in the delivery and management of patient care

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nurse science

28
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data that is needed and how to obtain it; how to use it as usable information

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information science

29
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data storage, management, retrieval, processing

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computer science

30
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Name a core objective of Stage 1 and a core objective of Stage 2 of the ‘Meaningful Use’ requirements of the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act.

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  1. capture of health data electronically that could be shared and tracked with regard to key clinical conditions
  2. advance the clinical processes set forth earlier, but also include engaging patients and families, improving care coordination w individuals, communities and populations