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This article explores how data and structured nursing content in electronic health records are crucial for modern healthcare services. It highlights information systems supporting clinical decisions and future nursing training needs.

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Nursing Information Systems
Digital Health

Background:

Information management is vital in integrated health and social care.
Electronic records require structured nursing content to support modern healthcare delivery.
Nurses require specific data access for effective clinical decision-making.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the role of data in nursing care.
To emphasize the importance of structured nursing content in electronic health records.
To examine information systems and knowledge needs for future nursing services.

Main Methods:

Literature review on information management in health and social care.
Analysis of the role of data in nursing practice.
Exploration of information systems supporting clinical decision-making.
Discussion of future knowledge requirements and training needs for nurses.

Main Results:

Structured nursing content in electronic records is essential for modern services.
Information systems facilitate nurse access to data for clinical decision-making.
Future service users will have evolving knowledge needs.
Nurses require adequate support and training for integrated care settings.

Conclusions:

Effective information management, particularly structured nursing data, underpins quality nursing care.
Accessible data and appropriate training are critical for nurses in evolving integrated health and social care systems.
Adapting to future knowledge needs is paramount for nursing professionals.