Nursing informatics: quantifying the CNS role.
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Humans↗
Biomedical subjects
D McGonigle
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Learning along the way: cyberspacial quests.
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Computer Communication Networks↗
Using technology-based assignments to promote critical thinking.
The authors describe the use of technology-based active and collaborative learning assignments to promote critical thinking. Although the innovative assignments are part of a nursing transition course required for returning registered nurses, they have the potential for use in traditional generic nursing programs as well. The assignments are aimed at developing skill in collaboration, promoting creativity in solving problems, and actively engaging students in their learning.
Clinical Competence↗
Establishing a nursing informatics program.
Nursing informatics is the synthesis of nursing science, information management science, and computer science to enhance the input, retrieval, manipulation, and/or distribution of nursing data. The literature abounds with articles stressing the unmet computer needs of nurses. Nurses must go beyond knowing computer terms and following basic program commands; they must be informatics competent. This article proposes five courses in nursing informatics to enhance all areas of nursing: practice, administration, education, and research.
Certification↗