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1. How does your competency level in the Post-TANIC Self-Assessment compare to your level in the Week 2 Self-Assessment?
Post TANIC Self-Assessment and Reflection Cameron Macchia Chamberlain College of Nursing NR599: Nursing Informatics for Advanced Practice Professor Ekwotafia December 13th, 2020 Comparing my competency level from the Week 2 Self-Assessment to the Post-TANIC Self-Assessment in Week 7, I have observed a significant improvement. Initially, in Week 2, my understanding and application of certain…
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Solved NR512 Week 2 Informatics Key Terms Quiz
Electronic Medical Record (EMR): A digital record of a patient’s treatment, typically limited to a single healthcare episode, such as an emergency room visit, clinic appointment, or hospital stay. Knowledge Work: The process of generating information and knowledge as a product, often involving intellectual or analytical tasks. Health Information Exchange (HIE): The electronic transmission or…
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Addressing the Toxic Work Environment and Patient Safety Concerns NR 506 Analyzing the Case Study: Addressing the Toxic Work Environment and Patient Safety Concerns
The case study presents a significant issue within a healthcare practice, where frequent heated arguments among staff members have created a toxic work environment. Such an environment can have far-reaching consequences, not only for the employees but also for patient safety and the overall quality of care provided. As a new Nurse Practitioner (NP) in…
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Standard Terminologies in Nursing Chamberlain College of Nursing Course Number
Standard Terminologies in Nursing In the realm of home care, Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) is a common diagnosis, accounting for at least fifty percent of our total patient census. As noted by Park (2013), “Standardized nursing terminologies play a significant role in defining nursing care.” In this paper, I will demonstrate how the NANDA,…
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NR 512 Concept Analysis of Pain Concept Analysis of Pain Chamberlain College of Nursing
Introduction The process of concept analysis is crucial for clarifying vague or poorly understood concepts within a theory, enabling the development of more precise operational definitions (Pierce, Perry, Gallagher & Chiarelli, 2015). According to Dinmohammadi, Peyrovi, & Mehrdad (2013), concept analysis provides a basic understanding of a concept’s underlying attributes, helping to define problems…
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Post TANIC Self-Assessment and Reflection Chamberlain College of Nursing NR599: Nursing Informatics for Advanced Practice
Introduction In the rapidly evolving field of healthcare, the integration of technology has become indispensable. Informatics plays a crucial role in shaping healthcare practices, improving patient care, and ensuring ethical decision-making concerning patients’ sensitive healthcare data. The TANIC (Technology Informatics Guiding Education Reform) Self-Assessment is a valuable tool for evaluating a healthcare professional’s…
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nr512 week 1 term quiz Which foundational science focuses on understanding the workings of the human mind? Answer: Cognitive Science
nr512 week 1 term quiz Which foundational science focuses on understanding the workings of the human mind? Answer: Cognitive Science What emerging field studies how information is processed in both the human mind and computer systems? Answer: Cognitive Informatics What term describes the practical application of knowledge to solve real-world problems? Answer: Wisdom Which field…
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NR512 W7 Narrated PPT Presentation Final 14 August 2024 Health IT Hot Topic: Electronic Health Records Vivien Grayson NR 512 – Nursing Informatics
08/17/2016 Introduction Paper vs. Digital Records: The shift from paper-based to digital health records marks a significant evolution in healthcare. While paper records require physical storage and manual retrieval, electronic health records (EHRs) provide a more efficient, accessible, and comprehensive approach to managing patient information. Components of Electronic Health Records (EHRs): EHRs encompass a wide…
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What are the key priority assessment findings in left-sided heart failure, and how do these differ from right-sided heart failure?
Answer: In left-sided heart failure, the left ventricle fails to effectively pump blood, leading to pulmonary congestion. Key assessment findings include: Dyspnea (Shortness of Breath): Often worse with exertion or when lying flat, and may lead to paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea (sudden shortness of breath during the night). Pulmonary Crackles: Fine crackling sounds heard during lung…
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1. Key Priority Assessment Findings in Left-Sided Heart Failure and Comparison to Right-Sided Heart Failure
Left-Sided Heart Failure: In left-sided heart failure, the left ventricle fails to pump blood effectively, leading to a backup of blood in the lungs. This causes pulmonary congestion and other related symptoms. Key priority assessment findings include: Dyspnea (Shortness of Breath): Often worse with exertion or when lying flat (orthopnea), and may progress to paroxysmal…