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Informatics and Nursing: Opportunities and Challenges – Sixth Edition
By Jeanne Sewell | Published by Wolters Kluwer
A comprehensive guide to the intersection of healthcare, information technology, and professional nursing practice, Informatics and Nursing: Opportunities and Challenges explores how digital innovation is transforming the delivery of patient care and reshaping the future of healthcare. This sixth edition provides students and healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively navigate an increasingly technology-driven clinical environment.
Recognized for its practical approach and forward-looking perspective, this textbook examines the opportunities and challenges associated with healthcare information systems, data management, communication technologies, and clinical decision support tools. By connecting informatics concepts with real-world healthcare applications, it helps readers understand how technology can improve efficiency, quality, safety, and patient outcomes.
What makes this edition stand out:
A comprehensive introduction to nursing informatics and its growing role in modern healthcare delivery and professional practice.
In-depth coverage of healthcare information systems, electronic documentation, data management, and technology-supported clinical workflows.
Strong emphasis on patient safety, quality improvement, and evidence-informed decision-making through the effective use of healthcare technology.
Practical discussions of emerging trends, innovations, and challenges that are shaping the future of nursing and healthcare organizations.
Real-world examples and case studies that demonstrate how informatics supports communication, collaboration, and improved patient outcomes.
Coverage of ethical, legal, regulatory, and professional considerations related to the use of healthcare information and technology.
Clear and accessible explanations that help readers develop confidence in applying informatics principles across diverse healthcare settings.
Whether used in nursing education, professional development, healthcare leadership, or clinical practice, this respected sixth edition remains an essential resource for understanding the opportunities and challenges presented by healthcare technology in the modern era.
Published by Wolters Kluwer — a globally recognized leader in healthcare education, clinical information, and professional learning resources.
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