Nursing Documentation in Digital Solutions

Grogan, Loretto; Reed, Angela; Fennelly, Orna

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“… 20 Clinical data, documented electronically in standardized terminology, can inform planning, implementation and evaluation of the effectiveness, and impact of policies, procedures, and actions, so that timely improvements in the processes can take place in the context of prevention, mitigation, preparation for, responding to, and recovering from disaster events. 21 , 22 Furthermore, capturing clinical workflow, in a meaningfully structured manner, is essential for providing evidence of the impact of healthcare professionals on care provision and population health outcomes. 21 , 22…”

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“… 21 , 22 Furthermore, capturing clinical workflow, in a meaningfully structured manner, is essential for providing evidence of the impact of healthcare professionals on care provision and population health outcomes. 21 , 22…”

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“… 20 Nursing data, documented electronically in standardized terminology, can inform planning, implementation and evaluation of the effectiveness, and impact of policies, procedures, and actions, so that timely improvements in the processes can take place in the context of prevention, mitigation, preparation for, responding to, and recovering from disaster events. 21 , 22 Furthermore, capturing nursing workflow, in a meaningfully structured manner, is essential for providing evidence of the impact of nurses on care provision and population health outcomes. 21 , 22 To define and code nursing care and share data about nursing, including comparing nursing practice across different settings, the International Council of Nurses (ICN) developed the International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP).…”

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“… 21 , 22 Furthermore, capturing nursing workflow, in a meaningfully structured manner, is essential for providing evidence of the impact of nurses on care provision and population health outcomes. 21 , 22 To define and code nursing care and share data about nursing, including comparing nursing practice across different settings, the International Council of Nurses (ICN) developed the International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP). 23…”

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Evaluating the representation of disaster hazards in SNOMED CT: gaps and opportunities

Lokmic-Tomkins,

Block,

Davies

et al. 2023

Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association

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Objective Climate change, an underlying risk driver of natural disasters, threatens the environmental sustainability, planetary health, and sustainable development goals. Incorporating disaster-related health impacts into electronic health records helps to comprehend their impact on populations, clinicians, and healthcare systems. This study aims to: (1) map the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction and International Science Council (UNDRR-ISC) Hazard Information Profiles to SNOMED CT International, a clinical terminology used by clinicians, to manage patients and provide healthcare services; and (2) to determine the extent of clinical terminologies available to capture disaster-related events. Materials and Methods Concepts related to disasters were extracted from the UNDRR-ISC’s Hazard Information Profiles and mapped to a health terminology using a procedural framework for standardized clinical terminology mapping. The mapping process involved evaluating candidate matches and creating a final list of matches to determine concept coverage. Results A total of 226 disaster hazard concepts were identified to adversely impact human health. Chemical and biological disaster hazard concepts had better representation than meteorological, hydrological, extraterrestrial, geohazards, environmental, technical, and societal hazard concepts in SNOMED CT. Heatwave, drought, and geographically unique disaster hazards were not found in SNOMED CT. Conclusion To enhance clinical reporting of disaster hazards and climate-sensitive health outcomes, the poorly represented and missing concepts in SNOMED CT must be included. Documenting the impacts of climate change on public health using standardized clinical terminology provides the necessary real time data to capture climate-sensitive outcomes. These data are crucial for building climate-resilient healthcare systems, enhanced public health disaster responses and workflows, tracking individual health outcomes, supporting disaster risk reduction modeling, and aiding in disaster preparedness, response, and recovery efforts.

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Evaluating the representation of disaster hazards in SNOMED CT: gaps and opportunities

Lokmic-Tomkins,

Block,

Davies

et al. 2023

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Assessing Perceptions and Experiences of an AI-Driven Speech Assistant for Nursing Documentation: A Qualitative Study in German Nursing Homes

Ferizaj,

Neumann

2024

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Einleitung: Digitale Transformationen in der pflegerischen Praxis

Rubeis¹,

Primc²

2022

Digitalisierung Der Pflege

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Nach Schätzungen wird die Zahl an pflegebedürftigen Menschen in Deutschland vonderzeit 4,2 Millionen bis zur Mitte der 2030er Jahre auf5Millionen Menschen anwachsen (Kochskämper 2021). Im selben Zeitraum wird der Anteil pflegender Angehöriger zurückgehen und den Bedarfn ach professioneller Pflege weiter erhöhen.Die daraus resultierende zusätzliche Verdichtung vonArbeitsprozessen bringt gesteigerte Anforderungen für die Pflege in qualitativer wie quantitativer Hinsicht mit sich. Obwohl nicht davon ausgegangen werden kann, dass diese den Personalmangel behebenoder auch nur ansatzweise kompensierenkann, so wird in einer verstärkten Digitalisierung der Pflege dennoch die Möglichkeit gesehen, die professionelle Pflegezuunterstützen und punktuell zu entlasten (Krick et al. 2019, Daum 2017. Digitale Anwendungen sollen zunehmend in unterschiedlichen Bereichen pflegerischenH andelns implementiert werden.H ierbei gilt es kritisch zu beachten,dassunter dem Schlagwort der Digitalisierung der Pflege nicht nur Anwendungen diskutiert werden, die auf die Unterstützung der professionellen Pflege zielen, sondern auch solche,die sich direkt an die Pflegebedürftigen und ihre Angehörigen richten. 1 Zudem werden unter dem Begriff der Pflegeroboter häufig auch sogenannte soziale Roboter 2 subsumiert,d ie keine professionellen Pflegetätigkeiten im engeren Sinn übernehmen, sondern z. B. darauf abzielen, die Bewohner:innen vonP flegeheimen mit interaktiven Tätigkeiten zu unterhalten. 3 1D igitale Anwendungen, die auf die Unterstützung der Pflegebedürftigen und deren Angehörigen in der eigenen Häuslichkeit abzielen, werden in dem vorliegenden Sammelband u. a. in den Beiträgen vonH agengruber/Suchenwirth, Hartmann und Sonnauer näher beschrieben. 2Z uden unterschiedlichen Formen der Robotik, siehe den Beitrag vonManzeschke in diesem Band. 3S owurde "Pepper",ein sozialer Roboter der Firma SoftBank Robotics Corp, in den Medien häufig als Pflegeroboter bezeichnet, obwohl er keinerlei professionelle pflegerische Tätigkeiten im engeren Sinn übernimmt.Open-Access-Publikation im Sinne der CC-Lizenz BY 4.0

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Nursing Documentation in Digital Solutions

Cited by 3 publications

References 116 publications

Evaluating the representation of disaster hazards in SNOMED CT: gaps and opportunities

Evaluating the representation of disaster hazards in SNOMED CT: gaps and opportunities

Assessing Perceptions and Experiences of an AI-Driven Speech Assistant for Nursing Documentation: A Qualitative Study in German Nursing Homes

Einleitung: Digitale Transformationen in der pflegerischen Praxis

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