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Information for trained nurses in remote areas: do electronically networked resources provide an answer?

J Farmer¹, A Richardson

¹School of Information and Media, Robert Gordon University, Hilton Place, Aberdeen, Scotland.

Health Libraries Review

|May 7, 1997

Summary

The Internet and networked resources can significantly enhance information access for nurses in remote areas. However, developing information skills and professional guidance is crucial for effective utilization.

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Nursing Information Science

Background:

Nurses in remote areas face challenges accessing up-to-date information.
Existing literature highlights the need for improved information accessibility in underserved regions.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the potential of the Internet and networked resources for improving information access for remote nurses.
To review current literature on this topic.

Main Methods:

Literature review of existing studies.
Research project examining the use of networked information resources.

Main Results:

The Internet and networked resources show considerable potential to improve information access.
Findings indicate a significant gap in information accessibility for rural and remote nursing professionals.

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Conclusions:

Networked information resources offer a promising solution for enhancing remote nursing practice.
Effective utilization requires the development of specific information skills and professional support for nurses.