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Sachiko Shoubuzawa1, Kazushi Yamanouchi, Toshiaki Takeda
1Graduate School of Nursing, Iwate Prefectural University, Takizawa-Mera, Iwate, Japan.
Abstract:
To be able to adequately provide nursing informatics education to nursing managers working at Japanese hospitals, areas in which there is an urgent need for education in information-related ability were decided using the Delphi method based on a survey of nursing informatics experts. The experts participating in the survey were lecturers responsible for teaching information-related subjects in the nursing manager curriculum accredited by the Japanese Nursing Association. Among the 26 subjects that were selected, those related to informatics knowledge and skills exceeded those related to computer skills.
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