What are the four components of informatics that can go forward or backward? Observation, Hypothesis, Experiment, Conclusion Data, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom Collection, Analysis, Interpretation, Application Input, Process, Output, Feedback

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What is the term for managing and processing information necessary to make decisions?

What field integrates nursing science with information management and analytical sciences to manage data in nursing practice?

What are the four components of informatics that can go forward or backward?

What is the term for unprocessed numbers, symbols, or words that are meaningless without context?

What is formed by grouping processed data to create meaningful insights?

What is created by grouping and compiling information to form meaningful insights?

What is the appropriate use of knowledge that develops from clinical experience and critical thinking?

What term describes electronic means of processing information and data using circuits and microchips?

What are the four stages of information processing in computers?

What term encompasses electronic mail, distribution lists, text messaging, and social networking?

What are the guidelines for nurses using social media to protect patient identity and maintain professionalism?

What are the six ANA principles for social media use by nurses?

What term describes the variety of computerized devices used in healthcare settings for patient care?

What system allows real-time tracking of patients, such as those with Alzheimer's, to ensure safety?

What system allows easier finding of equipment and tracking of medications in a hospital?

What do internet-based tools provide for staffing, scheduling, and accessing evidence-based references?

What is the term for when the wrong action occurs, such as giving an incorrect drug?

What is the term for when the correct action does not occur, such as overlooking a medication allergy?

What is the term for when the original intended action or plan was not correct?

What is the term for when the correct action is taken but does not proceed as intended?

What does aiding patients in self-care include, such as educating them about trustworthy online sources?

What are examples of error prevention in healthcare, such as CPOE and barcoding medication systems?

What are methods used for skills training and clinical judgment, such as computer-based simulation?

What supports evidence-based practice through the use of standardized languages?

What are the benefits of an electronic health record, such as improving efficiency and reducing redundancy?

What are the ethical considerations for using electronic records, such as the use of passwords and audit trails?

How does informatics facilitate evidence-based practice and decision-making in nursing?

How does informatics enhance the nursing process by reducing barriers to evidence-based practice?

What is the responsibility of nurses to stay up-to-date with the most current evidence from journals and conferences?

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