NURSING AND INFORMATICS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY, BOOK 1 : realizing.

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication Page
Table of Contents
Foreword by Deborah Trautman
Foreword by Kedar Mate
Foreword by Howard Catton
Preface
Acknowledgement
Editors
Contributors
Introduction
Chapter 1 Digital Health Ecosystems: A Strategy for Transformation of Health Systems in the Post-Pandemic Future
	Introduction
	Evolution of Health Information Technologies
		Mainframe Computer Era (1950–1960)
		Health IT Era (1970–2000)
		eHealth Era (2000–2020)
		Digital health (2020 and beyond)
	The ‘Empowered Consumer’
	Defining Digital Health
		Digital Health is Defined in Terms of the Type and Use of Digital Technologies
		Digital Health Definitions Focused on Improvement of Healthcare Delivery
		Digital Health as a Strategy for Health System Transformation
	Digital Health Frameworks and Concepts
	Digital Health Ecosystems
	Person-enabled Healthcare
	Predictive Analytics
	Governance and Workforce
	Interoperability
	The Role of Nurses in Digital Health Ecosystems
	Summary
	References
Chapter 2 Digital Health and New Technologies
	Overview of New Technologies in Healthcare and Nursing
		Definition of New Technologies
		Core Technologies Impacting Digital Health
		The Impact of New Technologies on Digital Health
		Nursing Care Aligning with New Technologies
	Health IT Innovation/Disruption Leading to New Technologies
		Definition of Health Innovation and Disruption
		Current Trends for New Nurse-developed and Nurse-led Technologies for Digital Health: The COVID-19 Pandemic
	Predictive Analytics in Digital Health
		Predictive Analytics – A Cornerstone of the Digital Health Model
		Predictive Analytics Primer
		Real-world Value of Predictive Analytics for Digital Health: Risk-Stratification for Population Management
	Nursing Current Issues and Considerations for New Technologies
		Ethics, Trust and Data Security
		Bridging the Consumer Information Gap in Digital Health
		Digital Health’s Impact on Healthcare Consumerism and New Healthcare Models
		COVID-19 and New Technologies in Digital Health
	Operationalizing New Technologies for Digital Health
		Nurse and IT Expert Partnerships for Development and Implementation
		Interoperability—Harmonizing the Siloes of Data and Information for Digital Health
		New Skills and Roles for Nurses and in the Age of Digital Health
	Conclusion
	References
Chapter 3 Opportunities and Challenges for Digital Health Advancement
	Introduction
	Opportunities for Digital Health Advancements
		Digital Compassion
		Health Professional Competencies
		Patient Empowerment
		Data Sharing
		Digital Health Equity
		Nursing Records
		Terminologies for Nursing
		Artificial Intelligence
		Forecasting the Future
	Conclusion
	References
Chapter 4 Ethical Considerations in Digital Health
	Introduction
	Foundations of Ethics in a Digital World
	Case Study Finland: Novel Ethical Operation’s Model Developed in a National Project
	Safe Digital Health and Older People
	Ownership and the Patient’s Role in Producing Social and Healthcare Data
	Conclusion
	References
Chapter 5 US Health and Healthcare Current State: Nurse Executives
	Introduction
	Electronic Documentation
		Historical Review
	The Electronic Health Record of Today
	The Places We Could Go
	Nurse Leaders and Digital Reality
	Workforce
	Call to Action
	References
Chapter 6 Engage the People: Health Informatics and Personal Health Management
	Introduction
	Obvious Paradox – Opportunities for Health Informatics
	Case Examples: Patient-Centered Digital Tools and Services
		Personal Use of Wearables, Sensors and IoT for Safety in Ambient Active Living
		Personal Collection, Management and Custodianship of Personal Health Information
	The Expanded Nurses’ Role
	Discussion
	Summary
	References
Chapter 7 Information Management in Nursing Leaders’ Operational Decision-Making
	Introduction
	Managerial Decision-making and the Role of Data and Information in Care Delivery
	Information Needs and Sources in Healthcare Operational Decision-making
	Technologies Available for Nursing Leaders’ Operational Decision-making
	Implications for Practice and Research
	Conclusions
	References
Chapter 8 Informatics in Large Health Systems: Organization, Transformation and Nursing Informatics Leadership Perspectives
	Introduction
		A Brief History of Nursing Informatics
			The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
			Non-VA Large Health Systems
		Nursing Informatics: Authors’ Observations
			Workforce Inconsistencies
			Organizational Readiness
			Education
			Change Management
	A View of the Future—Our Best Nursing Informatics
	References
Chapter 9 Nursing Informatics within Health Systems: Global Comparison
	Using Clinical Nursing Information Systems to Predict Healthcare Outcomes: An Italian Experience
		The PAI System
		Descriptive Studies Using Nursing-generated Data Collected by the PAI System
		Predictive Models Using Nursing-generated Data Collected by the PAI System
		Predictive Model Using Nursing-generated Data Collected by the PAI-UDI
		Italian Perspective Conclusion
	A Brazilian Nursing Information System Perspective
		Brazilian Perspective Conclusion
	The Philippine Perspectives: Overview of eHealth in the Philippines
		History of Nursing Informatics in the Philippines
		Use of Information Technology in Clinical and Community Practice
		Nursing Informatics in Education
		Nursing Informatics in Research
		Challenges and Future Directions of NI in the Philippines
	References
Chapter 10 South Africa’s Healthcare Systems, Technology and Nursing
	Introduction
	Technology and the General Population—Understanding Nursing in South Africa
	The Burden of Disease
	Nurse’s Role and Training
	Healthcare System, Technologies Used and Nursing
	Private Healthcare Systems
	Public Healthcare Systems
	Information Collected in Clinics
	Information Capture in Clinics
	Technology Adoption in Rural Clinics
	Final Project–Part 1: Building an Information System
	Final Project—Part 2: Time and Motion Study
	Working Practices
	Recent Developments in Digital Applications for Mobile Phones
	Conclusion
	Acknowledgements
	References List
Chapter 11 Teamwork and Informatics: Capturing the Work of Nurses as Team Members
	Introduction
	Teamwork in Healthcare
	Nurses and Teams
	EHR and Teams
		Case Study Exemplar 1: Finding the Team in the EHR
		Case Study Exemplar 2: Nurse Care Coordination in the EHR
	Recommendations for Practice, Education and Research
	Conclusion
	References
Index