Description
Master Electronic Healthcare Systems with Informatics and Nursing (7th Edition)
In a rapidly changing healthcare landscape, information technology is just as vital as clinical training. Informatics and Nursing: Opportunities and Challenges (7th Edition) is an approachable, expert-led textbook designed to remove the complexity from electronic health data management.
Author Kristi Sanborn Miller, PhD, breaks down advanced information systems into everyday concepts, ensuring nurses can confidently utilize cloud computing software, assess consumer informatics, and master clinical database protocols. This book provides a clear, logical pathway to using digital health metrics to improve patient safety, streamline hospital workflows, and drive evidence-based clinical decisions.
Fully Aligned with Modern Healthcare Competencies
This text is structured directly around modern professional benchmarks. It delivers precise frameworks that prepare students for contemporary hospital environments, fully adhering to the competencies outlined by:
- The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
- The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN)
Key Updates in the Latest Seventh Edition:
-
Streamlined Content Structure: Extensively revised layout designed to make complex software and hardware developments more intuitive and faster to digest.
-
Modern Technology Standards: In-depth coverage of emerging digital trends, including healthcare interoperability, secure data sharing, and telehealth applications.
-
Ethical & Social Frameworks: Incorporates the latest critical perspectives on diversity, equity, social justice, and professional social media guidelines in modern nursing.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.