Nursing and Computers

I. Overview.- 1. Nursing Information Systems.- II. Nursing Information Systems.- 2. An Integrated Nursing Information System-A Planning Model.- 3. Hospital Information Systems for Nursing Problems and Possibilities.- 4. Systems Life Cycle: Strategy for Managing the Impact of Information Systems on Nursing.- 5. Computerized Nursing Information Systems: An Urgent Need Study Group on Nursing Information Systems.- III. Administration Applications: Overview.- 6. Management Information Systems: Determining Nursing Manager Requirements.- 7. Computers in Nursing Administration.- 8. Major Considerations Desirable in a Multi-Hospital Nursing Administration System.- 9. Computer Technology in Hospital Nursing Departments: Future Applications and Implications.- IV. Administration Applications: Resource Management.- 10. Automating a Patient Classification System: Nurse-Vendor Collaboration.- 11. The Distributed Processing Approach to Providing a Combined Staffing and Word Processing System for Nursing Service.- 12. Case Mix Management: Matching Patient Need with Nursing Resource.- 13. Computerization of Patient Acuity and Nursing Care Planning: New Approach to Improved Patient Care and Cost-Effective Staffing.- V. Nursing Administration: Community Health.- 14. The Computer in Public Health: Today and Tomorrow.- 15. Quantifying Community Health Nursing: The Control Is with the Nurse.- 16. Computerized Documentation of Community Health Nursing-What Shall It Be?.- VI. Nursing Practice: Overview.- 17. The Computer and Nursing Practice.- 18. Computers in Nursing Care: The State of the Art.- 19. Nursing Minimum Data Set: An Abstraction Tool for Computerized Nursing Services Data.- VII. Nursing Practice: Current Uses.- 20. Using Computers to Enhance Professional Practice.- 21. Computers in Hospitals: Nursing Practice Defined and Validated.- 22. Documentation of Nursing Practice Using a Computerized Medical Information System.- VIII. Nursing Practice: Care Planning.- 23. Selecting