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Journal of Professional Nursing, 2007
This study investigated the development of a community-focused curriculum integrating primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention and nursing standardized terminologies as an organizing infrastructure. This is a case study of the curriculum redesign of the Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing, Loyola University Chicago.
Lisa, Burkhart, Sheryl, Sommer
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This study investigated the development of a community-focused curriculum integrating primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention and nursing standardized terminologies as an organizing infrastructure. This is a case study of the curriculum redesign of the Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing, Loyola University Chicago.
Lisa, Burkhart, Sheryl, Sommer
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Standardization of Korean nursing terminology.
Studies in health technology and informatics, 2006Korean nursing terminology was standardized to improve sharing and exchange of nursing data and information. English nursing terms were collected from existing nursing terminology, journal articles, nursing records, text books, and nursing/medical dictionaries, translated into Korean and were tested for their validity.
Hyeoun-Ae, Park +12 more
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Using standardized terminology for nursing documentation.
Studies in health technology and informatics, 2006The documentation of nursing data is one important part of compiling information about patient care. Information recorded by using standardized and coded terms is needed to facilitate the subsequent use of nursing data. Structured data can be used to describe, compare and support nursing practice, research, education and management.
Taina, Jokinen +2 more
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Informatics and the future of nursing: Harnessing the power of standardized nursing terminology
Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2013AbstractEditor's SummaryRolled into general health services, an invisible part of a hospital room rate, nursing is overdue for its own professional identity. One hallmark of a true profession is universal use of a specialized vocabulary by members. Standardized nursing terminologies provide a consistent basis for communicating the unique contributions ...
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International Journal of Nursing Terminologies and Classifications, 2006
PURPOSE. The International Standards Organization's (ISO) International Standard IS 18104 should assist the nursing profession to integrate their terminologies into computer systems and healthcare reference terminologies.
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PURPOSE. The International Standards Organization's (ISO) International Standard IS 18104 should assist the nursing profession to integrate their terminologies into computer systems and healthcare reference terminologies.
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Embarking on a New Era for Standardized Nursing Terminologies
CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing, 2023Karen, Dunn Lopez, Kathleen, McCormick
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Nursing Language: International Terminologies, Classifications, & Standards
2001This workshop addresses the activities of the IMIA Nursing Informatics Special Interest Group (IMIA/NI-SIG) regarding nursing language in its member countries. The presenters will focus on all aspects of nursing language, namely its terminologies, nomenclatures, coding, and classification systems.
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Features of standardized nursing terminology sets in Japan.
Studies in health technology and informatics, 2006This paper reports the features and relationships between standardizes nursing terminology sets used in Japan. First, we analyzed the common parts in five standardized nursing terminology sets: the Japan Nursing Practice Standard Master (JNPSM) that includes the names of nursing activities and is built by the Medical Information Center Development ...
Kaoru, Sagara +4 more
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2014
The study is to represent knowledge by identifying frequently used nursing interventions in term of standardized nursing terminology (SNT) in the Electronic Health Records (EHRs) relevant to Safety for Patients with Cancer. We include 2,237 patients and found 11,804 nursing interventions in total. There are 100 identical interventions in the study.
Huichen Tseng, Sue Moorhead
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The study is to represent knowledge by identifying frequently used nursing interventions in term of standardized nursing terminology (SNT) in the Electronic Health Records (EHRs) relevant to Safety for Patients with Cancer. We include 2,237 patients and found 11,804 nursing interventions in total. There are 100 identical interventions in the study.
Huichen Tseng, Sue Moorhead
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[Nursing terminology standards in taiwan: current situation and trends].
Hu li za zhi The journal of nursing, 2009Nursing terminology standards are critical to effective nursing communications in clinical practice, education, administration, and research. Recently, the national Department of Health has promoted implementation of a standardized Taiwan electronic medical record template (TMT).
Te-Hui Angelica, Hao +3 more
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