Applied clinical informatics for nurses / Heather Carter-Templeton, Susan Alexander, and Karen H. Frith.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Section 1. Concepts and issues in clinical informatics -- Overview of informatics in health care -- Information needs for the healthcare professional of the 21st century -- Informatics and evidence-based practice -- Section 2. Use of clinical informatics in care support roles -- Human factors in computing -- Usability in health information technology -- Privacy, security, and confidentiality -- Database systems for healthcare applications -- Using big data analytics to answer questions in health care -- Workflow support -- Promoting patient safety with the use of information technology -- Section 3. Use of clinical informatics tools in care delivery systems -- The electronic health record -- Clinical decision-support systems -- Telehealth nursing -- Mobile health applications -- Informatics and public health -- Digital patient engagement and empowerment.

"Now in color, Applied Clinical Informatics for Nurses employs a contextually-based teaching approach to promote clinical decision making, ethical conduct, and problem solving. The third edition has a heavy focus on clinical decision making, ethical comportment, and problem solving, and extensive updates in chapters on telehealth, mobile health and clinical decision support (especially in light of COVID-19); software used for data mining; data science concepts including AI use in healthcare, and case studies to help illustrate creative informatics projects developed by nurses"-- Provided by publisher.