COLUMBIA, Mo., Dec. 13 (UPI) --In the first national assessment of nursing homes since 2004, researchers have found a significant difference in health information technology use between nursing homes ...

The nursing profession is changing – in large part fueled by information technology that can help nurses meet a growing list of challenges, said Summer Blackerby, RN, chief nursing information officer ...

The pandemic-driven technology revolution has transformed the healthcare industry more in the past two years than any other period in history. While some changes represent temporary measures, the ...

The role of nursing informatics is evolving as artificial intelligence-powered tools become a regular feature in healthcare.

Lauren Fromwiller holds a bachelor's of science degree in nursing and has worked as a registered nurse for nearly 20 years. In March 2008, Fromwiller began working in Cleveland Clinic's Information ...

Once on track to be a CNO, Amy Rosa took an unexpected detour to becoming a nurse leader and now uses her clinical experience, collaboration skills, and knowledge of informatics to affect patient ...

Wilson has joined the Standards Committee of MedBiquitous, an American National Standards Institute-accredited developer of information technology for health care education and competence assessment.

CHICAGO – With the increasing adoption of healthcare information technology, nursing informatics – which combines nursing practice with computer expertise – is playing a growing role in patient care ...

Nursing informatics will continue to play an integral role in the implementation of various clinical applications, and nursing informaticists’ salaries will undergo a substantial increase, according ...

The UAB School of Nursing is known for its nimble response in providing highly educated, compassionate and competent nurses to lead the profession and health care in today’s rapidly changing ...

Throughout the past decades, years, months and days, healthcare delivery has adapted and transformed to accommodate changing technology and changing needs. For those who provide care, this transition ...

I’ve been a nurse for over 25 years. And throughout those 25 years, I’ve had to quickly adapt to new situations as I cared for patients everywhere from the emergency room to the battlefield in Iraq.