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Oncology Nurse Informaticists: An Evolving Role to Support Nursing Practice
Brianna D King1, Laurie A Riemann1, Jeannine M Brant1
1Billings Clinic.
Abstract:
Nursing informatics is an evolving field in the burgeoning context of technologic and digital advances in health care. Nurse informaticists are integral in translating these advances into evidence-based clinical practice to improve the quality and safety of patient care and professional practice. This article describes the role and operationalization of nurse informaticists in the oncology setting. A case study is presented to exemplify how nurse informaticists can lead interprofessional teams in evaluating opportunities for process or quality improvement and implementing and evaluating digital solutions to improve oncology care.
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