NURS 1700- Final Questions with Complete Solutions
What is nursing informatics Correct Answer-the use of information and
communication technologies (ICT) and digital tools to support the
planning, delivery, evaluation, and management of
nursing care
what is nursing informatics (pt.2) Correct Answer-the practice and
science of integrating nursing information and knowledge with
technology to manage and integrate health information. the goal of
nursing informatics is to improve the health of people and communities
while reducing costs
robotics, electronic health records, artificial intelligence, education,
Telehealth, eHealth Correct Answer-examples of digital health
big data has... Correct Answer-5 V's (volume, velocity, veracity, variety,
value)
volume: Correct Answer-The scale of data generated by a variety of
sources, considered by many to be the hallmark of big data.
velocity: Correct Answer-The unparalleled speed of proliferation of data
veracity Correct Answer-The degree of uncertainty of data elements and
whether the data are fit for secondary analysis
,variety: Correct Answer-data are generated by a range of different data
sources
value: Correct Answer-the perceived contribution that the data are able
to provide to support the organizational mission and objectives
variability: Correct Answer-inconsistencies in data or inconsistent speed
of generation
validity: Correct Answer-data accuracy and correctness
vulnerability Correct Answer-whether the data introduce any security
issues
volatility Correct Answer-the length of time data should be kept before
becoming historic or irrelevant
visualization Correct Answer-finding a meaningful way to visually
display the vast new data
physiological and psychological assessments Correct Answer-interRAI
interventions Correct Answer-teaching and treatment
, outcomes Correct Answer-functions, symptom management, readiness
for discharge, standardized clinical outcomes (C-HOBIC)
compare C-HOBIC at admin. with... Correct Answer-C-HOBIC at d/c
why use clinical data standards to document care? Correct Answer-
health system performance needs to be evaluated on the basis of more
than an accounting of "how many?", "at what cost?", and "where?". A
true evidence driven health care system should be about "what?", "by
whom?", and "of what consequence?" to Canadians
why should we use clinical data standards in nursing? standardized data
can be trended... Correct Answer-trended by diagnosis for individuals
and for populations.
why should we use clinical data standards in nursing? standardized data
can be shared... Correct Answer-shared among clinicians and can be
consistently used in communications with patients and families in
forming their expectations and understanding.
data can be... Correct Answer-aggregated, analyzed, shared, compared,
and trended over time to inform future health care decisions
clinical data standards can help us to understand the impact of... Correct
Answer-changes to nurse staffing models
What is nursing informatics Correct Answer-the use of information and
communication technologies (ICT) and digital tools to support the
planning, delivery, evaluation, and management of
nursing care
what is nursing informatics (pt.2) Correct Answer-the practice and
science of integrating nursing information and knowledge with
technology to manage and integrate health information. the goal of
nursing informatics is to improve the health of people and communities
while reducing costs
robotics, electronic health records, artificial intelligence, education,
Telehealth, eHealth Correct Answer-examples of digital health
big data has... Correct Answer-5 V's (volume, velocity, veracity, variety,
value)
volume: Correct Answer-The scale of data generated by a variety of
sources, considered by many to be the hallmark of big data.
velocity: Correct Answer-The unparalleled speed of proliferation of data
veracity Correct Answer-The degree of uncertainty of data elements and
whether the data are fit for secondary analysis
,variety: Correct Answer-data are generated by a range of different data
sources
value: Correct Answer-the perceived contribution that the data are able
to provide to support the organizational mission and objectives
variability: Correct Answer-inconsistencies in data or inconsistent speed
of generation
validity: Correct Answer-data accuracy and correctness
vulnerability Correct Answer-whether the data introduce any security
issues
volatility Correct Answer-the length of time data should be kept before
becoming historic or irrelevant
visualization Correct Answer-finding a meaningful way to visually
display the vast new data
physiological and psychological assessments Correct Answer-interRAI
interventions Correct Answer-teaching and treatment
, outcomes Correct Answer-functions, symptom management, readiness
for discharge, standardized clinical outcomes (C-HOBIC)
compare C-HOBIC at admin. with... Correct Answer-C-HOBIC at d/c
why use clinical data standards to document care? Correct Answer-
health system performance needs to be evaluated on the basis of more
than an accounting of "how many?", "at what cost?", and "where?". A
true evidence driven health care system should be about "what?", "by
whom?", and "of what consequence?" to Canadians
why should we use clinical data standards in nursing? standardized data
can be trended... Correct Answer-trended by diagnosis for individuals
and for populations.
why should we use clinical data standards in nursing? standardized data
can be shared... Correct Answer-shared among clinicians and can be
consistently used in communications with patients and families in
forming their expectations and understanding.
data can be... Correct Answer-aggregated, analyzed, shared, compared,
and trended over time to inform future health care decisions
clinical data standards can help us to understand the impact of... Correct
Answer-changes to nurse staffing models
