Computers in Nursing 1997: Vol 15 Index

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Author Index
A J R
Addlerley, D., 43 Jarvis, L.A., 77 Redes, S., 333
Androwich, I., 23 Johnson, M., $82 Regan, J., $23
Renner, A. L., $7, $23
B ” Richardson, V., 255
Beale, B., 77 Kenney, C., 91, 205 Riner, M.E., 255
Bingham, R.M., 137 Kenrick, M., 37
Bloom, K.C., 82 Kovner, C., 237 S
Bowles, K.H., 191 Saba, V.K., $69
Buffone, G.J., S53 L Saranto, K., 324
Button, P., 23 Laidlow, V.T., 30 Schaller, P., 245
Lakeman, R., 269 Schuchman, L., 237
Cc Leino-Kilpi, H., 324 Scordo, K.A., $33
Clarke, M., 23 Lewis, D., 71, 187 Simpson, G., 37
Corbin, L., $87 Lobach, D.F., $61 Sindhusake, D., 91, 205
Lunney, M., 333 Smolen, R.A., 255
D Snyder-Halpern, R., 147
Daly, J.M., 23, $77, $82 M Song, L., $14
Dassen, T., 307 Maas, M.L., $82 Stone, C., 255
DeAmicis, P.A., 155 Mallard, C., 237 Straube, M.J., $61
Manning,J. , 141 Swart, J.C., $5, $7
E Marasovic, C., 91, 205
Elliott, D., 91, 205 Martin K., 77 T
Epping P.J.M.M., 307 Martin, P.A., $38 Trice, L.B., 82
Errante-Zwirn, E., 255 Mauseth, P., 43 Trigg, J., 316
Mayes, R, $23
G McConnell, E.A., 141 U
Gabrieli, E.R., $48 McCormick, K., $23 Uddin, D.E., $38
Geraci, E.P., 199 McDaniel, A.M., 129
Goossen, W.T.F., 307 McGreevey, C., $87 Ww
Greenberg, M., $23 McHugh, M.L., 245 Watson, J.E, 71, 187
Guard, J.R., 316 Mech, A., 30 Weitkamp, T., 316
Moreau, D., $53 Wilson, M., 255
H Mueller, C., 255
Hales, J.W., $61
Hammond, W.E., $61 N
Hern, M., 316 Nadzam, D., $87
Ho, J., $14 Nelson, D.A.F., $43
Ho, S., $14 Newfield, S., 187
Hyde, C., 43
P
H Panniers, T. L., 30
Ihrke, B., 255 Parker, C.D., 30
Isoaho, H., 324 Prophet, C.M., 23
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Subject Index
A Brainstorming, electronic, $33 hospital and, 37
Academic advising, increasing Breast Cancer Lighthouse, 9 faculty concerns regarding, 71
effectiveness and efficiency Britain, attitudes toward computer- impact on nurses, 43
ization in clinical practice in- Computerized medical records
through computerization, 137
Adaptive computing, 302 general hospital in, 37 systems. See Electronic
medicalrecords
Administrators, changing roles of in
Cc Computerized tracking, for clinical
distance education, 69
placement, 19
ADVISOR 2.0—Training Strategy Care maps, prototype patient care
Decision Support Tools, 219 database and, 129 Computer security, 65
Attitudes Change theory, applied to Computer workshops, concerns
of Australian nurses toward computers in home care, 199 regarding adoption of
implementation of clinical Clinical information systems, 232 computer technology and, 71
information system, 91 attitudes of Australian nurses Continuing education, changing
toward computerization in toward implementation of, 91 delivery of, 17
clinical practice in British attitudes toward Contract negotiation, 30
general hospital,37 computerization in clinical CPR for Windows, 281
of nursing students, toward practice in British general Critical care, attitudes of Australian
learning environments in hospital and, 37 nurses toward implementation
information technology, 324 comparison of nursing activities of clinical information system
Australia, attitudes of nurses associated with manual and and, 91
toward implementation of automated documentation in Critical nursing skills, interactive
videodisc instruction as
clinicalinformation system in, intensive care unit, 205
91 nursing interventions classifi- method for learning and
performing, 155
Automation, managing human side cation and, 23
of change to, 67 Clinical Oncology Library on CD- Cumulative trauma disorders,
ROM, 227 ergonomic nursing
Clinical placement, computerized workstations to prevent, 245
Back Safety, 295 tracking of, 19 CyberPilot Pro, 47
Basic Infection Control, 295 Clinical processes, conceptual
Benchmarks, of JCAHO, $87 framework for managing, $53 D
Book Reviews Clinical research, importance of Data Analysis and Statistics for
A Comparison of Internet Books patient core data set to, $38 Nursing Research, 56
for Health Care Professionals, Clinical services, contract negotia- Databases, development of, nursing
173 tion for, 30 interventions classification and,
Data Analysis and Statistics for Clinical Simulations in Maternity 23
Nursing Research, 56 Nursing II, 294 Data collection, defined minimum
Evaluation Methods in Medical Communication Skills: Building data set and, $42
Informatics, 167 Rapport and Trust, 291 Data dictionaries, integration of
Information Technology for A Comparison of Internet Books for patient record system into
Integrated Health Systems: Health Care Professionals, 173 primarycare setting and, S61
Positioning for the Future, 5 Computer-based patient record Decision making
NetPractice: a Beginner’s Guide systems, integration into defined minimum data set and, $42
to Healthcare Networking on primary caresetting, S61 readiness of health services
the Internet, 281 Computerization organizations for computer
Nursing Interventions attitudes toward, in clinical innovation and, 147
Classification, 219 practice in British general Desktop computers, 181
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Distance education, changing roles computerized health screening importance of patient core data
of administrators, faculty, and program and, 77 set to research and, $38
students in, 69 integrated patient information nursing.
Drug information, computerized system, $14 See Nursing information systems
warehouse of, 177 patient core data set and, $5 patient, integrated, $14
readiness of health services Information technology, attitudes
E organizations for, 147 of students toward learning
Education. See Nursing education Health promotion, via Internet, 316 environments in, 324
Electronic brainstorming, $33 Health screening program, Information Technology for
Electronic health care resources, computerized, 77 Integrated Health Systems:
partnerships for health Health services organizations, Positioning forthe Future, 5
carepractice information, 117 readiness for computer Innovation, readiness of health
Electronic medical records innovation, 147 services organizations for, 147
defined minimum data set and, Health services research, Intensive care units, comparison of
$42 importance of patient core nursing activities associated
integration of patient record data set to, $38 with manual and automated
system into primary care Home health care documentation in, 205
setting and, S61 computers in, change theory Interactive television, multimedia
longitudinal, $48 applied to, 199 slide shows with, 234
nursing information systems as pen-based computers for, 237 Interactive videodiscs, as method
component of, criteria for, 307 Home Health Nursing: Applying for learning and performing
E-mail, Internet for data collection Problem Solving Strategies, 289 critical nursing skills, 155
in nursing research and, 269 Internet
Ergonomic nursing workstations, to for data collection in nursing
prevent cumulative trauma Indicator measurement system, of research, 269
disorders, 245 JCAHO, $87 health promotion via, 316
Essentials of Cardiac Rhythm Informatics new sites on, 10, 60, 112, 176,
Recognition, II medical 223
Evaluation Methods in Medical defined minimum data set RNdex Case Management for
Informatics, 167 and, $42 access to, 5
patient core data set as stan- Intravenous therapy skills,
F
dard for longitudinal health/ interactive videodisc
Faculty medical recordand, $7 instruction as method for
changing roles of in distance nursing learning and performing, 155
education, 69 barriers and benefits of nurs-
concerns regarding adoption of ing information systems J
computer technology, 71 and, 191 Joint Commission on Accreditation
Fire Safety: Computer Based organizations concerned with, of Healthcare
Competency Training from 122 Organizations, indicator
the JCAHO, 223 Information policy, criteria for measurement system of, $87
nursing information systems
G ascomponent of electronic 1
Group Systems, $33 patient record and, 307 Laptop computers, 15
Groupware, electronic Information systems Learning environments, in
brainstorming and, $33 clinical. See Clinical information information technology,
systems attitudes of students toward,
H federal and private sector roles in 324
HealthCare Computing 97, 177 development of minimum Legal issues, in contract
Health care outcomes, of JCAHO, data sets andcore health data negotiation, 30
S87 elements and, $23 Longitudinal electronic medical
Health care practice information, health. See Health information records, $48
partnerships for, 117 systems
Health data set. See Minimum data home health care classification as
sets; Patient core dataset recognized nursing Management, increasing
Health information systems nomenclature and, $69 effectiveness and efficiency of
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Subject Index
academic advising through ware for school nursing, validation for computer software
computerization, 137 333 for school nursing, 333
Medical informatics prototype patient care database Nursing outcomes, classification of,
defined minimum data set and, and, 129 for data sets for nursing and
S42 Nurses as Teachers, 167 health care effectiveness, $82
patient core data set as standard Nursing activities, associated with Nursing records, longitudinal
for longitudinal health/ manual and automated electronic medical records
medical record and, $7 documentation in intensive and, $48
Medical information systems, care unit, comparison of, 205
oO
integrated patient information Nursing education
system, $14 adaptive computing in, 302 Object-oriented analysis, for
Medical nomenclature, defined attitudes of students toward managing clinical processes,
minimum data set and, $42 learning environments in $53
Medical records, electronic. See information technology and, Outcomes
Electronic medical records 324 health care, of JCAHO, $87
The Merck Manual of Geriatrics changing roles of administrators, nursing, classification of, for
TextStack, 107 faculty, and students in data sets for nursing and
The Merck Manual TextStack, 169 distance education and, 69 health care effectiveness, $82
Minimum data sets. See also Patient computerized health screening prototype patient care database
core data set program and, 77 and, 129
classification of nursing computerized tracking of clinical research on, importance of
outcomes and, for data sets placement in, 19 patient core data set to, $38
for nursing and health care continuing, changing delivery of,
effectiveness, $82 17 P
defined, $42 efficacy of individualized Palmtop computers, 183
Mosby’s Medical Encyclopedia for computerized testing in, 82 Parameter records, longitudinal
Health Consumers, 5 increasing effectiveness and electronic medical records
Mosby’s Medical Encyclopedia for efficiency of academic and, $48
Health Professionals, 5 advising through Partnerships, for health care
Multimedia presentations computerization, 137 practice information, 117
with interactive television, 234 technology integration strategies Patient care databases, prototype,
presentation hardware options and, 187 129
for, 304 Nursing informatics Patient core data set
barriers and benefits of nursing federal and private sector roles in
information systems and, 191 development of minimum
NATASHA-II-IV, 293 organizations concerned with, data sets and core health data
NCLEX-PN, computerized 122 elements and, $23
preparation programs for, Nursing information systems importance to research, $38
255 barriers and benefits of, 191 integrated health information
NCLEX-RN, computerized criteria for, 307 system and, $5
preparation programs for, nursing interventions integrated patient information
255 classification and, 23 system, $14
Neurological Assessment: Head technology assessment as frame- nursing interventions
Trauma, 292 work for generating questions classification in, $77
Nine Month Miracle, 159 useful in evaluating, 141 as standard for longitudinal
Nomenclature. See also Nursing Interventions health/medical record, $7
Standardized language Classification, 23, 219 Patient information system,
medical, defined minimum data in patient core data set, S77 integrated, $14
set and, $42 validation for computer software Patient outcomes. See Outcomes
nursing for school nursing, 333 Patient records, electronic. See
home health care classifica- Nursing nomenclature Electronic medical records
tion as, $69 home health care classification Pen-based computers, for home
nursing interventions classifi- as, S69 health care, 237
cation in patient core data nursing interventions Performance measures, of JCAHO,
set and, $77 classification in patient core $87
validation for computer soft- data set and, $77 Personal computers, 181
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The Physiological Origins of Heart Clinical Oncology Library on Standards
Sounds and Murmurs: The CD-ROM, 227 federal and private sector roles in
Unique Interactive Guide to Clinical Simulations in Maternity development of minimum
Cardiac Diagnosis, 56 Nursing II, 294 data sets and core health data
Policy research, importance of Communication Skills: Building elements and, $23
patient core data set to, $38 Rapport and Trust, 291 longitudinal electronic medical
Presentation hardware, for CPR for Windows, 281 records and, $48
multimedia, 304 CyberPilot Pro, 47 Structured data, integration of
Primary care setting, integration of Essentials of Cardiac Rhythm patient record system into
patient record system into, $61 Recognition, II primary care setting and, $61
Provider/computer interfaces, Fire Safety: Computer Based Students, changing roles of, in
integration of patient record Competency Training from distance education, 69
system into primary care the JCAHO, 223 Survey Pro 2.0, 109
setting and, S61 Home Health Nursing: Applying
T
Psychomotor skills: Care of the Problem Solving Strategies, 289
Nasogastric Tube, 221 The Merck Manual of Geriatrics Technology assessment, as
TextStack, 107 framework for generating
The Merck Manual TextStack, questions useful in evaluating
RALE: Lung and Heart Sound CAI 169 nursing information systems,
Software, 110 Mosby’s Medical Encyclopedia 141
Reengineering, of clinical processes, for Health Consumers, 5 Technology integration
$53 Mosby’s Medical Encyclopedia concerns regarding, 71
Research for Health Professionals, 5 strategies for, 187
computerized health screening NATASHA-II-IV, 293 Telecommunications, continuing
program and, 77 Neurological Assessment: Head education delivery and, 17
on criteria for nursing Trauma, 292 Testing, computerized,
information systems, as Nine Month Miracle, 159 individualized, efficacy of, 82
component of electronic Nurses as Teachers, 167 Trauma disorders, cumulative,
patient record, 307 The Physiological Origins of ergonomic nursing
importance of patient core data Heart Sounds and Murmurs: workstations to prevent, 245
set to, $38 The Unique Interactive Guide Troubleshooting, 120
Internet for data collection in, to Cardiac Diagnosis, 56
Vv
269 Psychomotor skills: Care of the
RNdex Case Management, 299 Nasogastric Tube, 221 Videodiscs, interactive, as method
RALE: Lung and Heart Sounds for learning and performing
Ss
CAI Software, 110 critical nursing skills, 155
School nursing, validation of nurs- RNdex Case Management, 299
ing intervention classification SimBioSys Clinics and SimBioSys Ww
forcomputer software for, 333 Physiology Labs, 170 WebMapper, 47
Security, 65 Survey Pro 2.0, 109 Web sites, 10, 60, 112, 176,
SimBioSys Clinics, 170 Web Mapper, 47 223
SimBioSys Physiology Labs, 170 Standardized language Work sampling, comparison of
Software Reviews classification of nursing nursing activities associated
ADVISOR 2.0—Training outcomes and, for data sets with manual and automated
Strategy Decision Support for nursing and health care documentation in intensive
Tools, 219 effectiveness, $82 care unit and, 205
Back Safety, 295 nursing interventions Workstations, ergonomic, to
Basic Infection Control, 295 classification and, 23 prevent cumulative trauma
Breast Cancer Lighthouse, 9 in patient core data set, $77 disorders, 245
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