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Clinical Information Needs: A Concept Analysis
Cara S Schlegel1, Linda H Yoder, Terry L Jones
1The University of Texas at Austin, School of Nursing, Austin (Ms Schlegel and Dr Yoder); and Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond (Dr Jones).
Abstract:
Health care organizations have invested resources to implement and upgrade information systems capable of collecting large quantities of data. Recent technology developments have created a renewed interest in studying clinician information needs. However, a common definition and analysis of the concept clinical information needs have not been provided. Walker and Avant's method was used to perform a concept analysis. Following a review of relevant literature, a clinical information need was defined as a conscious expression, which can be verbal or nonverbal, of a desire for knowledge to answer clinical questions in the course of decision making to deliver patient care.
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