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  • Healthcare Informatics
  • Cybersecurity in Healthcare
  • Nursing Education

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  • The healthcare industry is a prime target for cybercrime, risking financial loss and privacy breaches.
  • Malware attacks jeopardize system integrity, patient data, and care delivery, potentially causing patient harm.
  • Cyber incidents can compromise sensitive personal and private information of patients and staff.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To highlight the critical role of nurses in preventing healthcare cyber-attacks.
  • To advocate for the inclusion of cybercrime risks and prevention in nursing curricula.
  • To establish cyber hygiene as a fundamental practice for nurses to enhance patient safety.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review on healthcare cybersecurity threats.
  • Analysis of nursing's frontline position in patient safety.
  • Proposal for integrating cyber hygiene into pre-licensure and advanced practice nursing education.

Main Results:

  • Nurses are uniquely positioned to mitigate cyber risks due to their extensive contact with patients and systems.
  • Current nursing education lacks comprehensive cybercrime prevention training.
  • Implementing cyber hygiene education can significantly bolster defenses against healthcare cyber-attacks.

Conclusions:

  • Cyber hygiene education is essential for nurses to protect against healthcare cyber threats.
  • Updating nursing curricula to include cyber hygiene is a proactive measure for patient and organizational safety.
  • Empowering nurses with cybersecurity knowledge is crucial for safeguarding the healthcare ecosystem.