Not whether, but when: gaining buy-in for computerized clinical processes.
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Computer User Training↗
Biomedical subjects
Debra Kirkley
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Evaluating clinical information systems.
As members of organizational committees to evaluate and select clinical information systems, nurse executives must identify a system that not only has the core functionality to support necessary changes in workflow and optimize nurse productivity and patient safety but that also is embraced by the nursing staff. There are specific features that nurse executives must demand to help nurses at the bedside reap the greatest benefit from the technology.
Decision Making↗
The nurse, M.D. and IT. Executive dialogue series.
Clinical information systems are proven to enhance workflow and outcomes, and yet hospitals often face staff resistance when systems are installed. This roundtable discussion explores how nurses and physicians can collaborate on developing IT systems.
Attitude to Computers↗
Clinical IT: building a bridge between acute and ambulatory care.
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Ambulatory Care↗
Technology support of nursing excellence: the magnet connection.
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Benchmarking↗
Clinical IT: powering up data analysis for the nurse executive.
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Decision Support Systems, Management↗
Nurses and clinical technology: sources of resistance and strategies for acceptance.
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Attitude of Health Personnel↗