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NURSING INFORMATICS [DECK 1] Flashcards

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An electronic record composed of health information regarding an individual patient that exists as
part of a complete system designed to provide access to, and management of, such information.

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Electronic Health Records

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The term Electronic Health Record has largely replaced the older

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“Electronic Medical Record

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Actively supports CLINICAL CARE by providing a wide variety
of information services.

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ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD

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Created and given the mission
to initiate and coordinate
urgently needed activities to
develop, deploy, and routinely
use CPRs to achieve improved
outcomes in healthcare quality
, cost and access.

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Computer
Based Patient
Record
Institute 1992 CPRI

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An electronic patient record that resides in a system
designated to support users through the availability of
complete and accurate data, practitioner reminders and alerts,
clinical decision support systems, links to bodies of medical
knowledge, and other aids.

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Computer-based Patient Record (CPR)

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Using technology for the sake of EXPEDITING the way we do things

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AUTOMATION

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A unique organization
representing all stakeholders
in healthcare focusing on
clinical applications of
information technology

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Computer
Based Patient
Record
Institute 1992 CPRI

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Using technology for the sake of IMPROVING the way we do things

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INNOVATION

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Element of Time

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Automation

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Element of Quality

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INNOVATION

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“I will use technology to save my time”

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automation

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“I will use technology to improve my outputs and guide my decisions”

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innovation

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Nursing Informatics is being practice around the globe.
* Western countries are into __

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Global Village or e-Internet.

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Most countries in the US are into __

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telehealth, telemedicine, telematics.

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Asian countries are into

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mHealth (mobile health) and education

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drastic changes in the environment that changes the practice of the people forever.

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Industrial Revolution

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power machineries, transportation, trains and steam engines were invented. increase market and commerce

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1st Industrial Revolution

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electricity (lightbulb) invented

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2nd Industrial Revolution

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computers were invented

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3rd Industrial Revolution

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cyber physical system – advance technology, networks, computers interconnected with one another

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4th Industrial Revolution

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is also part of the fourth revolution. It is a hypothesis; a prediction that there will come a time that computer ability will surpass the computational ability of the human brain.
Ex. Google’s DeepMind, an AI program that can learn like a human.

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Technological singularity

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mixed reality, robotics, artificial intelligence, self-driving cars, use of satellites.

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4th Industrial Revolution

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Hardware

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Computer Science

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24
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tangible parts of a computer.

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Hardware

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25
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Software

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Information Science

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any sequence of instruction that make it easier to communicate with computers. Programs that govern the
operation of a computer that make hardware productive.

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Software

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Intangible. Subjective

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Software

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Tangible. Objective.

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Hardware

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Research

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Health Science

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supports practice of health.

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Research

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Human intelligence or IQ

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Cognitive Science

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Ethics, morality

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Wisdom

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

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Nursing Informatics definition in book

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MA

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MANAGEMENT

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INFORM

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INFORMATION

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T

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TECHNOLOGY

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I

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INTELLIGENCE

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C

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COMMUNICATION

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39
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S

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STANDARDS

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40
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Management and Communication of Reliable Information using Technology and Intelligence in Compliance to Standards

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Dino definition of Informatics in 2010

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41
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important process in nursing

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Data-To-Information Continuum

42
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research, creation, gathering, discovery

43
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presentation, organization

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Information

44
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– conversation, storytelling, integration

45
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contemplation, evaluation, interpretation, retrospection

46
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tertiary facilities already using IBM

47
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IBM

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International Business Machines

48
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used to process payroll. The company that produced the first computers.

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IBM (International Business Machines).

49
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Dr. Benjamin Marte founded the organization called PAMI

50
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PAMI

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Philippine Association of Medical Informatics

51
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Establishment of the MIU at the University of the Philippines Manila.

52
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MIU

A

Medical Informatics Unit

53
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One of the first project of MIU is the paperless system that is being used in the community, which is the

54
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CHITS

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(Community Health Information Tracking System) Development

55
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CHITS invented in

56
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launch of the DOH website – it changed the practice of health informatics in the Philippines.

57
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action agenda for the Philippines for the 21st century was developed, called __. It includes
the plan of the government to implement ICT in all its processes including usage of ICT for health.

58
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IT21 During __ Administration

59
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Master of Science in Health Informatics was developed or was offered as a program at the University of the Philippines
Manila.

60
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  • They have expanded the creation of multipurpose community tele-center (CHITS).
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Master of Science in Health Informatics

61
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The Reason we are using technology in the practice of health (especially in health services) is because of these two reasons:

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Automation and Innovation

62
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Ex. Google’s DeepMind, an AI program that can learn like a human

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Technological singularity

63
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4IR Technologies that are really common:

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mixed reality, robotics, artificial intelligence, self-driving cars, use of satellites.

64
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today is heading to an era of human x computer. humans are attached to computer.

65
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Problems in setup/approach in documenting patient care

_ of laboratory tests are lost and reordered.

66
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Nurses spend __ of their time doing charting and documentation.

67
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  • of paper-based records either missing or incomplete.
68
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__ of nursing interventions are not recorded.

69
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Paperless Systems

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Electronic Health Record (EHR), Clinical Information System (CIS)

70
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a repository of electronically maintained information about an individual’s lifetime health
status and healthcare, stored such that it can serve the multiple legitimate users of the record.

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Electronic Health Record (EHR)

71
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– computer-based system that is designed for collecting, storing, manipulating, and making
available clinical information important to the healthcare delivery process

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Clinical Information System (CIS)

72
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  • Somewhat permanent: it should be a national initiative.
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Electronic Health Record (EHR)

73
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Somewhat temporary: your health information will be recorded only during the time you are admitted in a particular hospital.

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Clinical Information System (CIS)

74
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EHR

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Electronic Health Record

75
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CIS

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Clinical Information System

76
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The success of any technological intervention is

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90% based on human and 10% technology.

77
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F.L.O.S.S.

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Free Libre Open Source Software

78
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softwares that are free.

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F.L.O.S.S. or Free Libre Open Source Software

79
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OpenEMR

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Open Electronic Medical Records

80
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NMDS

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Nursing Minimum Data Set

81
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– conceived in the 1970s; helps nurses better understand, communicate, and quantify the
care they provide

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NMDS (Nursing Minimum Data Set)

82
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Developers of paperless systems should have these three components:

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  1. Demographic Elements
  2. Nursing Care Elements
  3. Service Elements
83
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Demographic Elements

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patient demographics

84
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Nursing Care Elements

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Nursing Care (Documentation)

85
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Service Elements

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Care Setting

86
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Some of the problems in fully implementing EHR, CIS, or any paperless system in the Philippines:

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  • Device – technology – software
  • HR – human resource
87
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mHealth

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Mobile health

88
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www

A

world wide web

89
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https

A

hypertext transfer protocol secure

90
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sms

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short message service

91
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wifi

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wireless fidelity

92
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DOTS

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Direct Observable Treatment Shortcourse

93
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DOH program used to fight tuberculosis

94
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The big paper-based health record problem according to studies:

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  • Illegible and incomplete (Doctors penmanship are too hard to understand)
  • Difficult to access in one place.
  • Not secured from unauthorized uses and users.
95
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Other Related services for the care of the client examples are:

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communicate patient’s drugs in the pharmacy, communicate
patient’s expenses in the billing, or in the laboratory.

96
Q

“human affinity to robotic systems
increases when its human-like features increase until a
certain point where people begin to feel strange towards
robots that are almost human in physical characteristics and
behavior.”

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Uncanny Valley Theory

97
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the use of electronic communication networks
to transmit data or information that focuses on health
promotion, disease prevention, diagnosis, consultation,
education, and/or therapy.
- Has been practiced ever since the advent of the
telephone.

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TELEHEALTH

98
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: includes advanced image and audio
capabilities that range from high resolution still images
to sophisticated interactive teleconferencing systems. It
allows a virtual simulation of tissues and blood flow.

A

Technology

99
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Two distinct parts of telehealth in patient care:

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Technology,
Provider/client relationship

100
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The process of Nursing is an ‘active’ engagement between
the nurse, technology, and person being nursed.

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Transactive Relationship Theory of Nursing

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