NUR 410 Informatics in Healthcare
Introduction to healthcare informatics from an interdisciplinary perspective. Foundational concepts of healthcare informatics are explored, including theoretical underpinnings of healthcare informatics; use of information systems in a variety of healthcare settings; the e-patient and participatory informatics; quality, usability, and standards related to healthcare informatics, legal and ethical implications for practice; and emerging technologies. Required: Acceptance to the Nursing, Bachelor of Science program.
Prerequisite
NUR 316 Global Health Promotion and Community Health with a grade of C or better.
Notes
Career Technical Education (CTE) Course
Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Discuss the fundamental concepts, principles, and theories of nursing informatics. Evaluate the benefits and challenges of various health information technologies (IT) in improving patient care and outcomes. Discuss how informatics drives patient data and health information. Critically assess the usability, efficiency, and effectiveness of health IT applications. Analyze ethical dilemmas and legal issues related to nursing informatics, including patient privacy, data ownership, and informed consent.