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1Strategic Advisory Board Member, Mobile Smith Health, Raleigh, North Carolina.
Nursing Administration Quarterly
|September 8, 2022
Summary
Nurses
Area of Science:
- Nursing Informatics
- Health Care Technology
- Clinical Innovation
Background:
- Nurses utilize technology daily in patient care.
- Integrating technology requires clinical insight and leadership.
- Nurse involvement is crucial for successful technology adoption.
Purpose of the Study:
- To empower nurses in technology decision-making.
- To advocate for nurses' roles in health care innovation.
- To provide guidelines for nurse engagement with technology partners.
Main Methods:
- Review of nursing informatics principles.
- Analysis of nurse workflow integration with technology.
- Development of guidelines for engaging business partners.
Main Results:
- Nurse participation ensures technology appropriateness and workflow facilitation.
- Seven guidelines are proposed for effective engagement.
- Elevating nurses' voices in technology development is critical.
Conclusions:
- Nurse involvement is essential for safe patient care and effective technology implementation.
- Nurses are vital in shaping the future of health care technology.
- Transitioning to non-traditional roles offers opportunities for nurses.
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