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MANUSCRIPTS (2) Telenursing Flashcards

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Core component enabling nurse-patient interactions over

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Telecommunications

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A multifaceted approach leveraging telecommunication and IT to remotely assess, diagnose, monitor, and educate patients

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Telenursing

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Types of Telenursing

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Synchronous
Asynchronous
Hybrid

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Real-time interaction (e.g., video conferencing, phone calls) for urgent care needs.

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Synchronous

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Time-delayed communication (e.g., emails, secure messaging) for flexible care management.

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Asynchronous

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Combines synchronous and asynchronous methods (e.g., alternating in-person and telehealth visits).

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Hybrid

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Roles of Nurses

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  1. Patient assessment and education.
  2. Monitoring and documentation.
  3. Care coordination with healthcare professionals.
  4. Advocating for telehealth policies.
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Advantages of Telenursing

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  1. Increases healthcare accessibility.
  2. Reduces patient travel time and costs.
  3. Improves chronic disease management.
  4. Supports continuous patient care.
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A structured set of terminologies to describe patient care, diagnoses, and nursing actions

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Standardized Nursing Languages (SNL)

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Importance Standardized Nursing Languages (SNL)

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  1. Enhances communication among nurses and healthcare providers.
  2. Increases visibility of nursing interventions.
  3. Improves patient care quality.
  4. Supports evidence-based practice and data collection.
  5. Facilitates interoperability in healthcare systems.
  6. Ensures accurate documentation.
  7. Promotes professional development.
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Examples of SNL

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  1. NANDA International (NANDA-1): Classifies nursing diagnoses.
  2. Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC): Lists nursing interventions.
  3. Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC): Describes patient outcomes.
  4. ICNP (International Classification for Nursing Practice): Represents nursing knowledge in EHRs.
  5. CCC (Clinical Care Classification): Covers diagnoses, interventions, and outcomes.
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  • Technical infrastructure limitations.
  • Ethical and privacy concerns.
  • Need for ongoing training and digital literacy programs.
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Telenursing & SNL

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A registered nurse who uses technology and data to improve patient care and healthcare systems

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Nurse Informaticist

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Different roles in Nurse Informaticist

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Technology Expert
Change Agent
Advocate
Researcher
Efficiency Enhancer

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Specializes in healthcare technology (e.g., EHR systems).

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Technology Expert

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Leads technology-driven changes in healthcare.

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Change Agent

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Ensures patient safety, privacy, and ethical data use.

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Advocate

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Promotes evidence-based practice through data.

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Researcher

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Optimizes workflows via technology.

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Efficiency Enhancer

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Roles in Nursing Informatics

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  1. Clinical Analyst
  2. Informatics Nurse Specialist
  3. Director of Clinical Informatics
  4. Health Information Specialist
  5. Chief Nursing Informatics Officer (CNIO)
  6. Systems Administrator
  7. IT Training Manager
  8. Project Manager
  9. Informatics Coordinator
  10. Nursing Informatics Educator
  11. Vendor Specialist
  12. Consultant
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Optimize information systems and workflows.

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Clinical Analyst

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Blend nursing expertise with IT.

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Informatics Nurse Specialist

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Oversee EMR implementation.

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Director of Clinical Informatics

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Manage EHRs and ensure compliance

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Health Information Specialist

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Strategize technology use.
Chief Nursing Informatics Officer (CNIO)
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Maintain system security and compliance.
Systems Administrator
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Educate staff on IT systems.
IT Training Manager
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Coordinate EHR implementations.
Project Manager
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Bridge IT and clinical teams
Informatics Coordinator
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Train nurses on technology
Nursing Informatics Educator
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Work for healthcare tech companies (e.g., EHR developers).
Vendor Specialist
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Advise on system integration and optimization.
Consultant
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Responsibilities by Role in Nursing Informatics
* System Administrator * Clinical Nursing Informatics Specialist * Nurse Programmer * Public Health Informatics * Consumer Health Informatics
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Installation, maintenance, security, and training.
System Administrator
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Improve healthcare via interdisciplinarycollaboration.
Clinical Nursing Informatics Specialist
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Develop/improve nursing software.
Nurse Programmer
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Focus on disease prevention and health surveillance.
Public Health Informatics
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Enhance patient education and telemedicine tools.
Consumer Health Informatics
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The use of digital technologies (e.g., telemedicine, EHRs, AI, mHealth) to enhance healthcare delivery worldwide, reduce disparities, and improve access, especially in low resource settings.
Global eHealth:
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Key Components of eHealth
1. Telemedicine 2. Electronic Health Records (EHRs) 3. Mobile Health (mHealth) 4. Artificial Intelligence (AI) 5. Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) 6. Health Information Systems (HIS)
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Involves computers, software, networks, and digital systems to manage and process data efficiently. IT underpins eHealth by enabling data-driven care, real-time monitoring, and connectivity between patients and providers.
Information Technology (IT)
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Remote healthcare delivery via video conferencing, remote monitoring, and telerehabilitation.
Telemedicine
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Health services via mobile apps (e.g., fitness trackers, medication reminders) and wearable devices.
Mobile Health (mHealth)
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Digital patient records storing demographics, medical history, and treatment plans.
Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
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Used for diagnostics (e.g., DeepMind for eye diseases), predictive analytics, and personalized treatments
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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Network of medical devices (e.g., wearables, remote monitoring systems) sharing healthdata.
Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)
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Frameworks integrating EHRs, telemedicine, data analytics, and mHealth for efficienthealthcare delivery.
Health Information Systems (HIS)
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Advantages of eHealth
1. Improved Patient Care 2. Increased Efficiency 3. Remote Monitoring 4. Global Collaboration 5. Cost Savings 6. Patient Engagement

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