Term
| In which era did the example of the computerized nursing care plans? |
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Definition
[image] 1970's
[image] 1980's
[image] 1990's
[image] Early 21st century |
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Term
| What drives healthcare to utilize technology today? |
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Definition
[image] Increased patient workload
[image] Patient safety issues
[image] Able to work quicker
[image] Increase in cost |
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Term
| A facilitator to the utilization of technology for nurses includes all of the following but |
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Definition
[image] Wearable, hands-free communication badges
[image] Bar coded medication administration schemes
[image] Access to all information
[image] Use of intranets for current and consistent protocol and procedure information |
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Term
| One area of advanced technology that is in the developmental stages includes |
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Definition
[image] Access to computer networks
[image] Preventative of diseases
[image] Precise targeting of therapies
[image] Centralized patient health records |
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Term
| With the advances of technology and healthcare the amount of data will increase due to the study of |
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Definition
[image] Genomics
[image] Proteomics
[image] Plethora
[image] Bio informatics |
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Term
| The future role of a nurse will be called |
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Definition
[image] Clinical Knowledge Worker
[image] Nurse Information
[image] Critical Thinking Nurse
[image] Computer Literate Nurse |
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Term
| Electronic health records, health portals and telemedicine are just a few examples of |
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Definition
[image] e-Healthcare
[image] e-Health
[image] Health vault
[image] M-Health |
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Term
| The focus on the provision of nursing for anyone or any organization, anytime, anywhere, through any networks and any devices. This statement is the definition of |
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Definition
[image] M-Health
[image] e-Health
[image] U-nursing
[image] Nursing Informatics |
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