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Improving Nurse Care Coordination With Technology
CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing, 2010Technology offers potential solutions to the pending crisis of healthcare for older adults, while healthcare workers are in short supply. Technology can enable remote monitoring of individuals and early detection of potential problems, so that early interventions can help older adults remain as healthy and independent as possible. Research is under way
Marilyn J, Rantz +7 more
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Machine Technologies and Caring in Nursing
Image: the Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1995Machine technologies and caring in nursing can be harmonious aspects of clinical nursing practice. The perception of technology and caring as dichotomous is so pervasive that one who is technologically proficient may often be assumed to be incapable of expressing caring.
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Nursing in a technological environment: Nursing care in the operating room
International Journal of Nursing Practice, 2006Operating room nurses continue to draw criticism regarding the appropriateness of a nursing presence in the operating room. The technological focus of the theatre and the ways in which nurses in the theatre have shaped and reshaped their practice in response to technological change have caused people within and outside the nursing profession to ...
Bull, Rosalind, FitzGerald, Mary
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Technologic Competence as Caring in Critical Care Nursing
Holistic Nursing Practice, 1998The article describes technologic competence as caring in critical care nursing, a framework grounded in the perspective of nursing as caring. The achievement of technologic competence is an exercise in the process of knowing the wholeness of persons in the moment. Nurturing persons toward well-being is the focus of nursing.
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Intensive and Critical Care Nursing, 2017
To examine the association between attitudes of critical care nurses about influences of technology and their caring attributes.In a cross-sectional study, firstly the psychometric properties of caring attributes questionnaire, which was developed to examine caring attributes of a sample of international nurses, was refined in a sample of 200 critical ...
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To examine the association between attitudes of critical care nurses about influences of technology and their caring attributes.In a cross-sectional study, firstly the psychometric properties of caring attributes questionnaire, which was developed to examine caring attributes of a sample of international nurses, was refined in a sample of 200 critical ...
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Technology and the lifeworld of critical care nursing
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1995Traditionally, nursing scholars have concerned themselves with philosophies of science This perspective reflects the Platonic dominance of theory over practice The consequence of this view is that technology is conceived as an applied science Furthermore, technology is considered as a neutral instrument of science The primacy of theory was challenged ...
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Technology's impact on nursing care quality
Nursing Standard, 1988The impact of technology on the quality of nursing care will be one of the key issues facing policy-makers at next year's 19th Quadrennial Congress of the International Council of Nurses, details of which have just been released by the College.
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Technological Advances in Nursing Care Delivery
Nursing Clinics of North America, 2015Technology is rapidly changing the way nurses deliver patient care. The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 2009 encourages health care providers to implement electronic health records for meaningful use of patient information.
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Reconciling Technologic and Family Care in Critical‐Care Nursing
Image: the Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1996An interpretive phenomenologic study examined the practice of 130 nurses caring for families in critical care units (CCUs) using group interviews and multiple observations of practice. More than 100 examples of care of the family in CCU served as text for interpretation.
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Hospital Information Technology Systems' Impact on Nurses and Nursing Care
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 2010We conducted a review of the literature to determine the impact of health information technologies (HITs) on nurses and nursing care.Nurses' effective use of HIT has the potential to produce a positive impact on nursing-sensitive patient outcomes, patient safety, and quality of care.A review of the literature produced 564 unique references of which 74 ...
Renae, Waneka, Joanne, Spetz
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