Nursing and the Electronic Health Record in Asia, Australasia, and the South Pacific

Karolyn Kerr, Polun Chang

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Introduction Nurses provide holistic care to patients with diverse healthcare and social requirements, within many different types of organizations and geographical locations. This can mean nurses are delivering care in isolation from their colleagues and sometimes in isolation from medical staff support. Access to information, including the patient’s previous health encounters, and to intelligent decision support are becoming essential for all healthcare providers in the modern healthcare environment. However, recent extensive research undertaken in Australia1 highlights that nurses continue to lack confidence in the use of IT. Also, nurses in this study recognized the benefits of adopting more IT in the workplace but were frustrated by the limitations of access to technology. Significantly, training in how to use various applications was very limited. These issues have also been noted in a New Zealand study.2.

原文English
主出版物標題Nursing and Informatics for the 21st Century
主出版物子標題An International Look at Practice, Education and EHR Trends Second Edition
發行者Taylor and Francis
頁面505-516
頁數12
ISBN(電子)9781498757331
ISBN(列印)9780982107041
DOIs
出版狀態Published - 1 1月 2010

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