Which of the following is NOT a nursing database?

A. So they can find information about diseases and diagnoses. While important, this option does not fully capture the role of healthcare providers in ensuring patients receive accurate information.

B. So they can guide patients to reliable online health resources. Healthcare providers need to ensure patients access trustworthy information, thereby improving patient education and outcomes.

C. So they can more easily perform telehealth assessments on their patients. While useful, this option is not the primary reason for information literacy in the context of online resources.

D. So they can navigate different websites effectively. This is a basic skill, but the deeper importance lies in the ability to evaluate and guide patients toward credible sources.

A. Data capture; data capture is an essential role of nursing informatics, involving the collection and documentation of health information for analysis and reporting.

B. Health professional disciplinary action; while nursing informatics may support systems that help manage compliance, disciplinary actions fall under the purview of regulatory bodies and management, not nursing informatics specifically.

C. Patient order compliance; while ensuring compliance with patient orders may be supported by informatics systems, it is primarily a clinical responsibility rather than a specific role of nursing informatics.

D. Technical computer hardware support; while nursing informatics professionals may have some technical knowledge, providing technical hardware support is typically not their primary role and may be handled by IT professionals.