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Ann M Wieben1, Rachel Lane Walden2, Bader G Alreshidi3
1University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Nursing, Madison, Wisconsin, United States.
Applied Clinical Informatics
|May 7, 2023
Summary
In 2021, few studies detailed implementing data science for nurse-sensitive indicators. Sharing these strategies is crucial for successful healthcare adoption of these vital patient care tools.
Area of Science:
- Nursing informatics
- Health services research
- Data science in healthcare
Background:
- Data science applications are increasingly used in healthcare, yet their implementation for nurse-sensitive indicators remains under-documented.
- Nurse-sensitive indicators are crucial for evaluating and improving patient care quality and outcomes.
Approach:
- A descriptive review of literature published in 2021 was conducted.
- 11 studies were analyzed for data science model development, implementation strategies, lessons learned, and challenges.
- Adherence to the Developmental and Exploratory Clinical Investigations of DEcision support systems driven by AI (DECIDE-AI) framework was assessed.
Key Points:
- Data science systems were developed for adult populations, primarily in hospitals, targeting mortality, resource utilization, and infections.
- Development teams and stakeholders varied, with more focus on implementation methods than results.
- Most studies offered valuable lessons for future data science system implementations.
Conclusions:
- A significant gap exists in reporting the implementation of data science for nurse-sensitive indicators.
- Increased sharing of implementation strategies is essential for the successful adoption of these systems in clinical practice.
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