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Evelyn Hovenga¹, Helen Sinnott², Janette Gogler¹

¹Global eHealth Collaborative (GeHCo) www.gehco.org.

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Nurses and midwives are crucial for advancing digital healthcare. A national informatics statement guides their role in transforming care and driving innovation within Australian healthcare organizations.

Keywords:

Intersectoral Collaboration Nursing Informatics leadership

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Area of Science:

Nursing Informatics
Digital Health Transformation
Healthcare Innovation

Background:

Recognized need for nursing and midwifery leadership in digital health.
Importance of informatics in future healthcare delivery.
Australian healthcare context.

Purpose of the Study:

Describe the development of a National Nursing Informatics position statement.
Outline the operationalization of nursing informatics in healthcare organizations.
Detail the use of the statement to drive national digital transformation.

Main Methods:

Collaboration among Australian Chief Nursing Informatics Officers.
Development of a national position statement by professional organizations.
Application of statement elements in practice.

Main Results:

A collaboratively developed National Nursing Informatics position statement.
Operationalization of nursing informatics principles within healthcare settings.
Initiation of national digital transformation efforts led by nursing informatics.

Conclusions:

Nursing and midwifery leadership is essential for digital health transformation.
The national statement provides a framework for implementing nursing informatics.
This initiative supports innovation in Australian healthcare.