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W Scott Erdley1, Peter J Murray
1USA.
Studies in Health Technology and Informatics
|September 29, 2007
Summary
This conference summary addresses the future of nursing informatics (NI) and healthcare. It reviews discussions, themes, and suggests future actions for the international NI community.
Area of Science:
- Nursing
- Informatics
- Healthcare Management
Background:
- The NI2006 Post Congress Conference convened to discuss critical issues facing healthcare, nursing, and nursing informatics.
- This meeting followed a major international conference, involving intensive discussions among participants.
Framework:
- The conference focused on identifying key themes and actionable strategies within nursing informatics.
- Discussions aimed to shape the future direction of the field.
Implementation:
- Preparatory work involved extensive planning for three days of focused group discussions.
- Participants engaged in intensive dialogue following a week-long international conference.
Implications:
- The proceedings highlight emergent themes and identify areas needing further attention within nursing informatics.
- Suggestions are provided for future directions and pre-emptive actions for the global nursing informatics community.
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