Handbook of Informatics for Nurses & Health Care Professionals
Handbook of Informatics for Nurses & Health Care Professionals Books
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For undergraduate- and graduate-level courses in Nursing Informatics and/or Health care, Nursing Trends and Issues, and Nursing Research, as well as a resource for health care professionals interested in informatics. The Handbook serves as an introduction to the computer technology used by health care professionals, nurses, and others. It is an simple-to-read guide that provides helpful in rank on topics that range from basic computing concepts and electronic communication, data integrity and wellbeing, to in rank system selection and implementation, disaster plotting and recovery, telehealth, and Informatics applications for education and research.
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Did not use this book much, did not delight in the class much. This book will help write better papers.
Rating: 5 / 5
Fantastic item, as described. Quick shipping. This book is fantastic. It is simple to read and follow and offers up-to-date in rank correlated to the real world of informatics.
Rating: 5 / 5
This was required reading for a doctoral course. I have an interest in informatics; nevertheless, I found the book repetitive and uninteresting. Nearly every chapter waxes on about the merits of forming committees to investigate choices, involving the end-top users etc. This only needs to be said once, not in every single chapter. The book may possibly be a 1/3d of its size without all the repetition. There are better, more concise books on the topic, I’m sure.
Rating: 2 / 5
I bought the book because it is required for a class I am taking. It goes over basic computer in rank and goes into how to choose what system will work for your situation and how to train folks etc.
It is not leisure reading, but a excellent resource book. I;m only half way through it and I have not ongoing the class yet. (I read ahead).
Rating: 3 / 5
I would urge reading this on top of other nursing informatics books out there. Unfortunately for some beginners like myself (with no qualification) it’s not very engaging and find it slightly too ‘geeky’ for me to know. I would use it for quick reference but not something you use to study upon.
Rating: 3 / 5