Informatics and nursing : opportunities & challenges - Thede, Linda Q. (Philadelphia : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2003)
Unit I. Nursing and informatics: the basics. Introduction to nursing informatics: multiple foci. The hardware: meet the computer. Software: the computer at work. Computer communications: lighting-fast information dissemination. Understanding computer concepts: features common to most packaged software. -- Unit II. Informatics: eHealth. The Internet: eHealth Tools. The Internet: the new healthcare paradigm. Telehealth: now and in the future. -- Unit III. Informatics: personal productivity. Word processors: writing and rewriting without a hassle. Presentation software: looking professional in the spotlight. Working with numbers: letting the software do the hard part. -- Unit IV. Informatics: clinical information systems. Informatics nurse specialist: a specialty in two disciplines. Nursing classification systems: terminology does matter. Informatics in practice: clinical information systems. -- Unit V. Informatics: professional tools and issues. Other facets of informatics: a wide impact. Databases: creating information from data. Nursing knowledge: access via bibliographic and factual databases. Educational informatics: e-Learning. Informatics: challenges and issues.
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Keywords: ENFERMERIA -- PROCESAMIENTO DE DATOS; INFORMATICA MEDICA