NY TriState
Chapter of ANIA September 25, 2021 -- Today I gave a brief presentation at the Symposium of the NY TriState Chapter of the American Nursing Informatics Association (ANIA). My topic was the research results in the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) thesis of recently-graduated student Stella Eliboh RN and now DNP. She studied the issues related to the use of professional-grade mobile applications (apps) by nurses on the job. Her case study subject was my new NurseAssess app. Here are my presentation slides. The nurse informatician attendees were gracious and my talk was well-received. As seasoned bedside nurses, all shared our professional vexation with the documentation burdens of our work which motivated development of this app. Often we must spend more time with the computer than with the patient. The app offers a step toward overcoming this, and this audience "got" it. Go NY TriState nurses! |
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"The United States alone [among wealthy countries] treats health care as a commodity to be distributed according to the ability to pay rather than a social service to be distributed according to medical need." — JAMA (2003), 290, 798