Patient Preferences and Decision-Making Patient-centered care is one of the most recent developments in nursing and clinical practice. Incorporating clients into clinical decision-making has been shown to improve recovery plans, cost-effective interventions, and the selection of the best therapeutic modalities. In the long run, all of these have enhanced patient care and results. Patients and … Read more
Introduction Evidence-based practice is a major emphasis in modern health care and is necessitated for maintaining patient safety (Horntvedt et al., 2018). Practice decisions should be based on the best available evidence, patient values, and the goal of delivering safe and efficient care (Williams & Cullen, 2016). Dissemination of evidence-based practice outcomes requires distributing information … Read more
The use of technology is becoming an increasingly incorporated aspect of all healthcare environments. In general, the technology trends in school healthcare, related to information and data, are continuously moving towards the direction of electronic methods. For example, a huge trend I am noticing is the use of telehealth because we often must do telehealth … Read more
Big data is the vast collection of multiple data outlets combined into a singular, massive storage space of data (Thew, 2016). As part of a clinical system, big data is beneficial for many reasons, but the largest—and most important reason—may simply be the benefit of improving patient care. Specifically, big data can improve patient care … Read more
Interaction between Nurse Informaticists with other Professionals Bearing the current dynamic health systems, technology continues to play a vital role in nursing education and work. Just like other medical professionals, nurses’ roles ought to be integrated into the ever-increasing pace of technology. Nurse informaticists’ role in enhancing the quality of healthcare remains undisputed. Over the … Read more