Multidisciplinary Capstone Interview: Marketing
Last week we conducted primary research to prepare an annotated bibliography for the sources we will use as a major part of our research. This week you will enhance your research project by collecting additional information conducting ONE of the two following activities. You have a choice!
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NURSING TECHNOLOGY AS A RUNNING HEAD What Impact Does Technology Have on Nursing Practice? R. Billeto McGee CA499 – Professional Strategies at Grantham University 16th of February, 2019 1 TECHNOLOGY IN NURSING 2 What Impact Does Technology Have on Nursing Practice? Introduction In today’s world, technology has evolved into a tool for efficient service delivery and product production. While technology may appear to have initiated and significantly changed nursing practice, it is critical to thoroughly research the impacts in this field. Some health practitioners have been critical of the implementation of Electronic Health Records in recent decades. However, it is clear that many organizations have embraced the technology, owing to the benefits that facilities can reap from the implementation of Electronic Health Registers. From a broader perspective, nursing practice appears to be the backbone of health care facilities. As a result, any improvement in nursing practice improves overall service delivery and the health facility’s image. Technology has improved communication, nurse education, and research in nursing. Statement of the Problem Most industries and professionals around the world are utilizing technology for cost-cutting, efficiency, and overall performance, among other advantages. It is important to note that the use of technology has the potential to significantly reduce the cost of providing healthcare while also improving the services provided by nurse practitioners. How are nurse practitioners utilizing technology? NURSING TECHNOLOGY 3 The study’s goal The primary goal of this research is to look at how technology has changed nurse practice. This study examines the various areas in which nurse practitioners are utilizing technology in their efforts to provide high quality and timely healthcare in order to eliminate the health challenges confronting modern society (Elgin & Bergero, 2015).
As such, the purpose of this research proposal is to determine the assistance of various technological advancements in assisting nurse practitioners, such as the implementation of Electronic Health Records, the use of the internet in research, big data, and cloud computing for easy access to records and communication between nurses and patients. Question for investigation This research proposal addresses the question of what the effects of technology in nursing practice are in order to achieve the aforementioned goal. It is worth noting that nurse practitioners, like other professionals, use technology. In this regard, the purpose of this research proposal is to identify the various benefits that technology has influenced in nurse practice, as well as why nurse practitioners should continue to use technology. The Importance of the Research The research on the effects of technology on nursing practice is significant in many ways. To begin, this study will determine the significance of leveraging technology in nurse practice in order to reduce or eliminate the common problem of burnout among nurse practitioners. It is also worth noting that the study will look into the various changes and benefits that technological advancements such as Electronic Health Records TECHNOLOGY IN NURSING 4 have had on nurse practice (Lavin, Harper & Barr, 2015). According to recent research, the use of EHRs has significantly reduced the cost of running healthcare facilities. Importantly, electronic health records have made it easier for nurses to access patient records. The latter demonstrates that with the implementation of EHRs, nurses are less likely to experience burnout. Traditionally, nurses would go through manual documents to determine the patients’ records, regardless of how long the lines were. Nurses can access detailed information about patients in seconds thanks to EHRs (Weaver, Delaney, Weber & Carr, 2016). As a result, the technology that has brought HER has greatly benefited nurses in record keeping, influencing efficiency in health care facilities and promoting the image of facilities while ensuring the health of the communities they serve. As previously stated, EHRs enable nurse practitioners to achieve their goals at a lower cost and with less energy. In fact, the system enables nurse practitioners to serve more clients in a shorter period of time (Piscotty, Kalisch, & GraceyThomas, 2015). However, as nurses are able to serve more clients, they require more storage space to accommodate the growing volume of patient data.
This study will also help to determine what procedures or technological strategies are the nurse practitioners employing to improve storage facilities to avoid system downtimes and eventual failures of the entire system. From this perspective, this research proposal
endeavors to establish the extent to which the nurse practitioners are leveraging cloud computing to improve the storage of the patient’s data. The increased data stored provides a pool of information that nurse practitioners can use in their research to develop other interventions for different health problems. TECHNOLOGY IN NURSING 5 Conclusion This study proposal determines that the use of technology in the health care sector has great impacts on the nurse practice. Notably, the technology has influenced the proper and easier method of record keeping that permits improved service the people thus improved health in the community. Additionally, the technology has enhanced communication among the nurse practitioners and physicians for efficiency. Finally, the technology has greatly influenced research for the realization of different intervention strategies through the big data. TECHNOLOGY IN NURSING 6 References Elgin, K. H., & Bergero, C. (2015). Technology and the Bedside Nurse: an exploration and review of implications for practice. Nursing Clinics, 50(2), 227-239. Lavin, M. A., Harper, E., & Barr, N. (2015). Health information technology, patient safety, and professional nursing care documentation in acute care settings. Online J Issues Nurs, 20(6). Piscotty, R. J., Kalisch, B., & Gracey‐Thomas, A. (2015). Impact of healthcare information technology on nursing practice. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 47(4), 287-293. Weaver, C., Delaney, C., Weber, P., & Carr, R. (2016). Nursing and informatics for the 21st century: an international look at practice, education, and EHR trends. HIMSS Publishing. Running head: ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY TECHNOLOGY IN NURSING Annotated Bibliography on the Impacts of Technology in Nursing Practice Billeto R. McGee Grantham University CA499 – Professional Strategies February 20, 2019 1 ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY TECHNOLOGY IN NURSING 2 Annotated Bibliography on the Impacts of Technology in Nursing Practice Doswell, W. M., Braxter, B., Dabbs, A. D., Nilsen, W., & Klem, M. L. (2013). mHealth: Technology for nursing practice, education, and research. J Nurs Educ Pract, 3(10), 99. The main aim of this article is to discuss the significance of mHealth in education, research as well as nursing practice. Also, the report purposes to illustrate the ongoing mHealth program at the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing. The articles find that mHealth has played a significant role in enhancing nursing practice in offering health care to clients in this era of information technology. The authors also claim that the Mobile Health is a rapidly developing field that is continuously providing patient education, increase patient safety, enhance treatment and prevent illnesses. This technology is not beneficial to patient alone but enhances communication between healthcare practitioners situated close and far distances geographically.
This source is different from others because it majors on one aspect (mHealth or mobile health) of healthcare technology as opposed to the other sources that discusses IT as a whole. This source will be helpful to my research because it provides evidence-based findings. Elgin, K. H., & Bergero, C. (2015). Technology and the Bedside Nurse: an exploration and review of implications for practice. Nursing Clinics, 50(2), 227-239. This source focuses on reviewing the opportunities and problems in the correlation between bedside nursing and modern technology. The author claims that health technology mak
es nurse practitioners to incorporate and master a vast range of devices, tools, and methods of monitoring patient status. Also, the findings indicate that the increasing amount of open innovation has influenced bedside nurses. The connection between modern technology and bedside nursing is desirable. This source has similarity with other sources that I will use in the ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY TECHNOLOGY IN NURSING 3 sense that they have considered technology to have a positive relationship with bedside nursing. This source will help me in my research because I will draw various examples of how technologies work in nursing to my own research. As a matter of fact, I will require a lot of information regarding the positive and negative impacts of using modern technology in bedside nursing in completing my research paper. Therefore, I deem this source to be significant and relevant to my research topic. Huston, C. (2013). The impact of emerging technology on nursing care: warp speed ahead. The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing, 18(2). In this publication, the author presents seven emerging technologies that are thought to alter the nurse practices. It also discusses the skills sets that nurse practitioners will need and four challenges leadership in healthcare setting will face in incorporating these innovations. Precisely, the author finds that the emerging technology will have positive changes in nursing practice and at the same time pose challenges on health care facilities regarding their implementation. For instance, the leadership of various health care facilities is expected to encounter the issues of finance shortages bearing in mind that implementing modern technologies is a process that requires huge investments. Additionally, leaders may fall short of the necessary knowledge and skills to run these technologies.
Remember that not only leaders will have a problem with these technologies, but patients will have a problem with understanding how these innovations are being used to diagnose their diseases. This source will guide me from two fronts; positive and negative impacts of emerging technologies on nursing practice. Lavin, M. A., Harper, E., & Barr, N. (2015). Health information technology, patient safety, and professional nursing care documentation in acute care settings. Online J Issues Nurs, 20(6). ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY TECHNOLOGY IN NURSING 4 This publication is a description of the opinions of nurse practitioners shared by members of the Nursing Practice Committee of the Missouri Nurses Association. This aspect encourages nurse practitioners to bring issues associated with electronic health record (EHR) to the table when crucial decisions related to information technology are made. Furthermore, this aspect motivates nurse practitioners to comply with the code of ethics whenever they are discharging their duties. Notwithstanding that the technology stimulates them to go for further training in order to keep themselves updated accordingly and be able to use the new technological devices and tools. The author finds various issues related to nursing which included EHR efficiency and medication safety among others. This article agrees with the others on one thing; technology increases efficiency and effectiveness in an electronic health record system. I will draw credible and valid information concerning the relationship between EHR and technology from this source. Piscotty, R. J., Kalisch, B., & Gracey‐Thomas, A. (2015). Impact of healthcare information technology on nursing practice. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 47(4), 287-293. This article is a report on the additional mediation outcomes from descriptive crosssectional research. It aims at examining if nurse practitioners’ perception of the influence of health care IT on their work mediates the association amongst electronic nursing care reminder utilization and missed nursing care. The research deployed a detailed design and MISSCARE Survey as the methodology. The findings indicate that the perceptions of the influence of health care IT has an impact on the use of nursing care reminder and the rate of missed nursing care. This article differs from the rest because it fails to indicate if the effect of IT on missed nursing care is positive or negative. The results are significant to the improvement of healthcare technology in my research as I will be able to keep in mind the perception concerning the effects ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY TECHNOLOGY IN NURSING 5 of IT within this field. I recommend this source to students pursuing degrees and undergraduates courses. Weaver, C., Delaney, C., Weber, P., &Carr, R. (2016). Nursing and informatics for the 21st century: an international look at practice, education, and EHR trends. HIMSS Publishing. This book conveys details acquired from valid, reliable and credible sources. The source documents a significant historical change evident in nursing practice, connected to the emerge of electronic health record (EHR), health policies, as well as national strategies happening globally. The book uses 30 case studies drawn from reliable and incredible innovative works occurring across the universe. This source finds a connection between health care technology and these historical shifts. Although this source is more similar to the other sources presented in this paper, it differs in its methodology because it uses case studies contrary to the other sources. I will use this source because it will allow me to have a comparison across industrials, developing and developed countries. Besides, I consider this book to be valid and reliable on the bases that writers have integrated examples, data and statistics from reputable sources to support its argument. Moreover, the book is written in simple English that is easier to be understood by the readers. ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY TECHNOLOGY IN NURSING Reference Robinson, Oliver C., and Jonathan A. Smith. “A case study of pre-midlife crisis: An extraordinary transformational episode in ordinary life.” University of Huddersfield, 2010. 145-157. Setiya, K. (2014). The midlife crisis. Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Publishing, University of Michigan Library. Stuart, J. A., Maddalena, L. A., Merilovich, M., & Robb, E. L. (2014). A midlife crisis for the mitochondrial free radical theory of aging. Longevity & healthspan, 3(1), 4. Doswell, W. M., Braxter, B., Dabbs, A. D., Nilsen, W., & Klem, M. L. (2013). mHealth: Technology for nursing practice, education, and research. J Nurs Educ Pract, 3(10), 99. Elgin, K. H., & Bergero, C. (2015). Technology and the Bedside Nurse: an exploration and review of implications for practice. Nursing Clinics, 50(2), 227-239. Huston, C. (2013). The impact of emerging technology on nursing care: warp speed ahead. The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing, 18(2). 6 …
Multidisciplinary Capstone Interview: Marketing
Multidisciplinary Capstone Interview: Marketing
Multidisciplinary Capstone Interview: Marketing
Multidisciplinary Capstone Interview: Marketing
Multidisciplinary Capstone Interview: Marketing
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