Nursing Informatics '91

I. Bedside Terminals.- 1 Participation of Nurses In The Development of A Computerized Bedside Charting System.- 2 The Development And Implementation of A Computerized Bedside Based Nurse Documentation System.- 3 A US Developed Nursing System-Will It Work In Australia?.- 4 Vision On Bedside Nursing Information Systems.- 5 Bedside 90-A New Concept In Information Handling At The Ward.- 6 Point of Care Terminals: A Blessing Or A Curse?.- II. Introduction to the Use of Computers and Information Science.- 7 An Introduction To Basic Computer Concepts.- 8 Role of The Nurse In Implementing Nursing Information Systems.- 9 Using Computers In Nurse Education, Staff Development And Patient Education.- 10 Changing Stereotypes.- 11 Future Developments In Information Technology: Potential Impact On Nursing And Patient Care.- III. Standards and Minimum Data Sets.- 12 Network Based Healthcare Computing Applications.- 13 The Challenges of Developing The Challenges of Developing A National Minimum Data Set In A Changing World.- 14 Development of The National Minimum Data Set For Institutional Health Services.- 15 Standardized, Comparable, Essential Data Available Through The Nursing Minimum Data Set.- 16 Community Nursing Minimum Data Set-Australia.- 17 Developing Criteria And Guidelines For Nursing Documentation.- IV. Systems Supporting Nursing Practice.- 18 Data Protection In Nursing Informatics; Balancing Privacy Aspects And Shared Use.- 19 Development of A Nursing Information System: Keys To Success.- 20 Quality Assurance And An Automated Health Care Record.- 21 The Role of Nursing In Computer Automated O.R. Systems: Bridging The Gap From Technology To Implementation.- 22 How To Harness The Power of information Technology To Benefit Patient Care.- 23 Nursing Benefits Realization:Effective Nursing Information Management Systems.- V. Computers and Information Technology in Nursing Education and Training.- 24 Computers And Information Technology In Nurse Education-The English