Chamberlain NR599 Midterm | Nursing
Informatics
general principles of nursing informatics -: essential skills related to informatics
deemed appropriate
nursing informatics -: integrates nursing science with multiple information and
analytical sciences to identify define manage and communicate data information
knowledge and wisdom and nursing practice
nomenclature -: naming system
classification system -: assistant that captures categories that are used for cost or
clinical documentation
international statistical classification of diseases and related health problems ( ICD ) -:
ICD is used as a standard terminology (ST) parentheses not always accepted
Standard Terminology -: structured controlled languages developed to represent
concepts in a given domain in a clear fashion
Taxonomy -: uses classification according to a predetermined system to provide a
framework for discussion
Data Set -: a named collection of data consisting of individual information organized in
a prescribed fashion
benefits of using a data set -: efficiency accuracy and effectiveness resulting in
improved patient care and outcomes has an effect on cost information visibility and
transformation / health care reform
knowledge -: The awareness and understanding of a set of information and ways that
information can be made useful to support a specific task or arrive at a decision
wisdom -: -knowledge applied in a practical way
-the highest form of common sense
-entails knowing when and how to apply knowledge
-It is through efforts to understand the nature of knowledge in its evolution that one can
conceive of build and implement informatics tools to enhance and mimic the mind's
processes to facilitate decision-making and job performance
Informatics
general principles of nursing informatics -: essential skills related to informatics
deemed appropriate
nursing informatics -: integrates nursing science with multiple information and
analytical sciences to identify define manage and communicate data information
knowledge and wisdom and nursing practice
nomenclature -: naming system
classification system -: assistant that captures categories that are used for cost or
clinical documentation
international statistical classification of diseases and related health problems ( ICD ) -:
ICD is used as a standard terminology (ST) parentheses not always accepted
Standard Terminology -: structured controlled languages developed to represent
concepts in a given domain in a clear fashion
Taxonomy -: uses classification according to a predetermined system to provide a
framework for discussion
Data Set -: a named collection of data consisting of individual information organized in
a prescribed fashion
benefits of using a data set -: efficiency accuracy and effectiveness resulting in
improved patient care and outcomes has an effect on cost information visibility and
transformation / health care reform
knowledge -: The awareness and understanding of a set of information and ways that
information can be made useful to support a specific task or arrive at a decision
wisdom -: -knowledge applied in a practical way
-the highest form of common sense
-entails knowing when and how to apply knowledge
-It is through efforts to understand the nature of knowledge in its evolution that one can
conceive of build and implement informatics tools to enhance and mimic the mind's
processes to facilitate decision-making and job performance
