Description
Master the essential technology skills needed for modern patient care with the Handbook of Informatics for Nurses & Healthcare Professionals, 6th Edition. This concise, practical guide is the go-to resource for nurses and allied health professionals seeking to understand how information systems impact their daily workflow and patient safety. Unlike dense textbooks, this handbook offers an accessible overview of health informatics, making it perfect for both students and practicing clinicians.
The 6th Edition has been fully updated to reflect the latest advancements in health IT. It covers critical topics such as the selection and implementation of Electronic Health Records (EHRs), the rise of telehealth and mobile health (mHealth), and the ethical use of social media in healthcare. It also dives into the importance of usability, interoperability, and data analytics, providing readers with the knowledge to not just use technology, but to leverage it for better health outcomes.
Key Features of the 6th Edition:
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System Life Cycle: Step-by-step guidance on selecting, implementing, and evaluating healthcare information systems.
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Mobile & Telehealth: Updated content on mobile computing, remote patient monitoring, and virtual care technologies.
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Data Security: Comprehensive coverage of privacy regulations (HIPAA), data integrity, and cybersecurity threats.
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Practical Application: Focuses on how informatics improves decision-making, workflow efficiency, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
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Current Trends: Explores emerging topics like genomic data, big data analytics, and patient engagement tools.
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