Which of the following is NOT a nursing database?

A. American Medical Association: The American Medical Association (AMA) focuses primarily on physicians and medical practice, not specifically on nursing informatics.

B. International Council on Nursing: The International Council on Nursing (ICN) promotes global nursing standards, but it was the ANA that specifically recognized nursing informatics as a specialty in 1992.

C. American Nursing Association: Correct; the American Nursing Association (ANA) recognized nursing informatics as a specialty in 1992, marking an important milestone in the integration of informatics into nursing practice.

D. American Nursing Informatics Association: The American Nursing Informatics Association (ANIA) is an organization focused on nursing informatics, but it was not the one that recognized it as a specialty in 1992.

A. I have gone over a lot of information about the importance of exercising regularly. Do you understand? This statement asks if the patient understands but does not prompt the patient to explain their understanding in their own words, which is key to the teach-back method.

B. I understand that your partner could not come with you today. What will you tell your partner about the changes we made to your medicines today? This is an example of the teach-back method because it requires the patient to articulate what they have learned in a way that they can share with someone else.

C. I want to make sure I explained it correctly. Can you tell me in your words how you understand the care plan which just explained to you? This is a classic example of the teach-back method as it directly asks the patient to explain their understanding, allowing for clarification and confirmation of comprehension.

D. I have discussed a lot of information about your planned surgery. In your own words, please tell me what I talked about? This statement uses the teach-back method effectively by asking the patient to summarize the information in their own words.