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Nursing informatics in clinical practice in China.

Wei-Lan Xu¹, Li-Qun Yang, Hong-Yu Zhang

¹School of Nursing, Qiqihar Medical University, Qiqihar City, Heilongjinag Province, PR China. weilanxu006@126.com

Computers, Informatics, Nursing : CIN

|April 4, 2013

Summary

Nursing informatics implementation in China shows adequate nurse knowledge and adequate system use, despite challenges like hospital information system instability. This study offers insights for improving nursing technology skills and information programs.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Informatics
Health Information Systems
Healthcare Management

Background:

Nursing informatics is crucial for global patient care and management.
Implementation varies significantly across specialties, settings, and nations.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess nursing informatics implementation in Qiqihar, China.
To evaluate nurses' knowledge of hospital information systems.

Main Methods:

A questionnaire-based study was conducted across three hospitals in Qiqihar.
150 nurses participated, providing data on informatics advantages, disadvantages, and system knowledge.

Main Results:

Nursing informatics was found to be adequately implemented, with nurses demonstrating good knowledge of hospital information systems.
Key advantages included improved patient data management.
Hospital information system instability was identified as a primary implementation obstacle.

Conclusions:

Findings suggest effective nursing informatics implementation in Qiqihar, China, with potential for enhancement.
Results can guide clinical practice, technology skill development, and administrative information program improvements.
This study serves as a reference for nursing informatics practice and future research.