Nursing Informatics ’91 Proceedings of the Post Conference on Health Care Information Technology: Implications for Change
For over a decade, Working Group 8 (Nursing) of the International Medical Informatics Association has sponsored, in conjunction with a host country, a triennial international symposium on nursing informatics. Each conference consists of a main conference and an invitational working conference follow...
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Berlin, Heidelberg
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
1991, 1991
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 1991 |
| Series: | Lecture Notes in Medical Informatics
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| Collection: | Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa |
Table of Contents:
- From Implementation to Maintenance: How to Keep Staff Motivated?
- The Computer as a Partner in Nursing Practice: Implications for Curriculum Change
- Computer-Based Training for H.I.S. Orientation: Efficient, Effective and Friendly
- Data Protection and a Secure Environment for Nursing: Information Technology Security
- Can Patient Care Documentation Be Standardized for Today’s Computer?
- Preparing for a Career in Nursing Informatics
- Career Opportunities in Nursing Informatics
- Spiralling Costs of Health Care
- Can Computers Help to Contain Costs
- Patient Classification and Computers: Tools for Patient Care Management in the Nursing Service
- Guidelines for Measuring Quality Health Care or What to Do Until We Have a Large Database
- Access to Care: Realities of the American Marketplace
- Author Index
- Key Words Index
- I Health Care Information Technology: Implications for Change
- Plenary papers
- 1 On the Interaction Between Health Informatics, the Individual and Society
- 2 Development of an Information Technology Culture within the Organization
- 3 Information Leads to Compliance?
- 4 Health Care Information Technology: Implications for Change — Summary of the Working Conference
- II Health Care Information Technology: Implications for Change
- Working Group Papers
- Working Group Paper One
- Working Group Paper Two
- Working Group Paper Three
- Working Group Paper Four
- III Health Care Information Technology: Implications for Change
- Individual Papers
- The Identification of Communication Flow Patterns and Information Needs of an Organization
- Information and Communication Flow Patterns: A Vital Part of the Process of Organizational Change
- Planning Your Clinical Information System for the End User
- Software Development: Complexity and Professional Roles
- The Pros and Cons of Customized Development Versus Software Package
- Computer Application Development — User, Vendor or Profession?
- What’s In It For Us? Information Technology Implementation
- A Process of Change
- Managing the Change Process for a Smooth Implementation
- Managing Change for Smooth Implementation
- Benefits of Bedside Terminals — Myth or Reality?
- Facilitating and Enhancing the Role of the Nurse: The Nurse and the Clinical Workstation
- The Electronic Community: Will Computer-Mediated Communication Have an Impact on Nursing Practice?
- Organizational Changes as a Result of Computerization
- The Peijas-Rekola Case
- Information Technology and the Management of Preventive Services
- Experiences with Selection and Implementation of an Integrated Hospital Information System
- Managing the ChangeProcess for a Smooth Implementation: The Case of Leuven
- Computer-Based Training for HIS: A User-Driven Contemporary Curriculum Model