5th Edition of Nursing World Conference
October 18-20, 2021 | Orlando, USA
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Nursing Informatics
Nursing informatics, a 21st century science aims with great prospective for improving the quality, safety, and effectiveness of health care. Nursing Informatics offers an excellent chance to obtain the full potential of organized and well-managed information by nursing staffs.
Nursing informatics as a specialty consolidates nursing science, computing, and knowledge to manage and communicate data, information, knowledge, and insight in nursing practice. Informatics has become progressively existing in our profession, thanks to rapidly changing technological developments. Healthcare systems are up taking technology into everyday practice at a quick pace. Security and patient privacy must be upheld while achieving the goal of renovating data into useful knowledge. Integrating informatics with evidence-based practice can only help progress the care we offer to our patients.
Nursing informatics involves nurses, consumers, patients, the inter professional healthcare team, and other stakeholders in their decision-making in all roles and settings to achieve desired outcomes. This support is achieved with the use of information structures, information processes, and information technology.
Charles Boicey
Stony Brook University, USA
Adele A Webb
Capella University, USA
Gabriel Oluwakotanmi
Hallmark University, USA
Lorraine W. Bock
The Pennsylvania State University College of Nursing, USA
Tracey S. Merworth
University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Tracey Wilson
University of Maryland, USA
Faye Fairchild
Columbia College, USASubmit your abstract Today
Title : Global health issues in diabetes care
Adele Webb, Capella University, USA
Title : Integration of character programs in nursing education
Gabriel Oluwakotanmi, Hallmark University, USA
Title : Cuban healthcare and plans for ISU Students
Renee Bauer, Indiana State University, USA
Title : Development and implementation of a university-based nursing educational electronic health record: A pilot study
Tracey S. Merworth, University of Texas at El Paso, USA
Title : Increasing nursing student success with early individual remediation
Faye Fairchild, Columbia College, USA
Title : Nurse characteristics and the impact on quality
Lorraine W. Bock, The Pennsylvania State University College of Nursing , USA
Title : Impact of nurse obesity on safe healthcare delivery
Hazel L. Downing, Hawaii Pacific University & Kuakini Medical Center,USA
Title : Utilizing Advanced Practice Providers in Telemedicine for Intensive Care Patients in Rural Areas
Tracey Wilson, University of Maryland, USA
Title : Untangling skin breakdown & poor wound healing outcomes
Lori E. Rhodes, USA
Title : It’s not the carrot or the stick, it’s what makes your people tick: how smart healthcare leaders can leverage the new science of motivation to maximize workflow and increase patient satisfaction
Brian Trzaskos, Motivation Beyond Measure, USA