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Futurism in nursing: Technology, robotics and the fundamentals of care

Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2017
Aims and objectivesTo explore the concept of futurism and the emergence of robotics in relation to the fundamentals of care, highlighting how nurses need a more anticipatory and contemporary position towards technology to maintain relevance in the future.BackgroundThe future of nursing in Western countries will soon be linked with the emergence of ...
Mandy M. Archibald, Alan Barnard
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The Impact of the Technological Care Environment on the Nursing Role

International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 1996
AbstractProliferation of acute health care technology creates problems and benefits for nurses and patients. In this paper the impact of technology on the nursing work role is reviewed through the international literature. The thrust of the nursing literature has, not surprisingly, matured over time as the use of technology has become well established ...
D, Pelletier, C, Duffield, A, Adams, J, Crisp, S, Nagy, J, Murphy   +5 more
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Technology Enables Value-Based Nursing Care

Nursing Administration Quarterly, 2012
Although America spends more per capita on health care than any other nation in the world, care is neither consistent nor effective. The rising prominence of value-based care initiatives gives nurse executives an opportunity to lead clinical practice into a new evidence-fueled decision-making era.
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Development of an instrument to measure technological caring in nursing

Nursing & Health Sciences, 1999
Twenty‐seven statements make up the Technological Caring Instrument (TCI) which was developed to measure technological caring in nursing. In order to establish a database and its reliability and validity, responses were generated from 193 professional nurses who participated in the study.
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Technology Is Transforming Work for Nurses and Care for Patients

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2019
Robots, artificial intelligence, and digital displays are among the changes.
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The technology of caring: A synthesis of technology and caring for nursing administration

Nursing Administration Quarterly, 1993
C B, Jones, J W, Alexander
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Innovative Technologies in Nursing Care

2020
The transformative effects of today’s technologies in the health sector attract attention. Technology has gained importance in dynamic health systems such as education and nursing care. Nurses’ integration with the increasing speed of technology and the importance of the need for related programs are emphasized.
ÇETİN, Belgin, EROĞLU, Nermin
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Experiences of technology integration in home care nursing.

AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings. AMIA Symposium, 2010
The infusion of health care technologies into the home leads to substantial changes in the nature of work for home care nurses and their patients. Nurses and nursing practice must change to capitalize on these innovations. As part of a randomized field experiment evaluating web-based support for home care of patients with chronic heart disease, we ...
Kossman, SP, Johnson, KA, Valdez, RS, Casper, GR, Carayon, P, Or, CK, Burke, LJ, Brennan, PF   +7 more
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Looking To Care or Caring To Look? Technology and the Rise of Spectacular Nursing

Holistic Nursing Practice, 1998
New technologies, such as ultrasonography and vital function monitoring, have made nursing care more spectacular. Nurses now watch, in addition to watching over, their patients. Nursing practice increasingly shapes and is shaped by simulations and representations of the real.
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The challenges of caring in a technological environment: critical care nurses’ experiences

Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2008
Purpose.  This paper presents and discusses the findings from a phenomenological study which illuminated the lived experiences of experienced critical care nurses caring within a technological environment.Background.  While nursing practice is interwoven with technology, much of the literature in this area is speculative. Moreover, there is a debate as
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