The most widely used bibliographic database by nursing professionals is:

In terms of EHR implementation, a provider with concerns around how the new system will change patient care services, an administrative employee with questions around how it will impact their job duties, and a patient wanting to know how they might access their electronic records are all examples of which of the following?

Kurt Lewin's Field Theory is comprised of the following three stages in the correct order

A professional nurse is searching for information on confidentiality in nursing in a database. The nurse enters two key words (confidentiality, nursing) into the search interface of the database. The nurse retrieves too many records and does not have much time to review all the records. Which of the following Boolean Operators would be appropriate for the nurse to use with the key words to narrow the search?

In the third step before an EHR go-live event, all staff must be actively with the new systems.

A nurse is trying to find ways to share evidence-based practice information with other staff members. Which of the following methods helps engage others in transitioning evidence to practice?

When should evaluation be done after the implementation of the systems life cycle?

A nursing instructor plans on teaching the educational preparation of the nursing informatics specialist. The instructor should inform the students that a nursing informatics specialist requires a minimum of a:

Which theory contributing to informatics addresses improving the interaction between an information system and the organizational culture?

Which one of the following is an advantage of using electronic records in patient care?

How has the federal government attempted to support health care providers with compliance requirements associated with the adoption of electronic health records (EHRS)?