Informatics competencies for nurse managers and their staffs.
Copyright policy )Informatics competencies for nurse managers and their staffs.
Nurses have always dealt with data, information, and knowledge. Therefore, as automated information systems become increasingly important in health care, all nurses should have core competencies in computer skills and data and information management. These competencies differ according to the skill level of the nurse, from a beginning nurse to nursing manager, and on to those who specialize in nursing informatics.
- American Nurses Association United States
Computer User Training, Data Collection, Nurse's Role, Knowledge, Professional Competence, Data Interpretation, Statistical, Humans, Nursing Staff, Nurse Administrators, Medical Informatics, Forecasting
Computer User Training, Data Collection, Nurse's Role, Knowledge, Professional Competence, Data Interpretation, Statistical, Humans, Nursing Staff, Nurse Administrators, Medical Informatics, Forecasting
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