Journal of Informatics Nursing

Grieving is a universal human experience and a natural response to the loss of a loved one. Applying a theoretical approach, this article explores benefits, challenges, and ethical and sociocultural considerations of artificial intelligence use for navigating the grieving process…

When using an electronic health record system to document and quantify concerns of human trafficking, recommendations include grouping all indicators of abuse into one field and having a subject matter expert review all data to determine if human trafficking is indicated…

Organizations are attempting to address nursing shortages through new models of nursing and telehealth technology. This project explored the impact of virtual nursing on the satisfaction of bedside nurses and patients within a medical-surgical unit…

Limited knowledge exists concerning nursing reminders. The study examined reminder types, frequency, helpfulness, and impact on well-being…

A research study was conducted to understand barcode medication administration overrides among registered nurses and respiratory therapists in a community hospital setting using handheld mobile devices. Statistically significant differences were found among groups and specialty units…

This study examined the relationship between older adult factors and performance with electronic personal health records (ePHRs). A correlational design identified significant results, including relationships among performance, depression, and intent to use ePHRs…

Knowledge maintenance is a crucial process to facilitate evidence-based practice and should be completed at regular intervals…

Nurse informaticists’ workflow analysis, redesign, and implementation of technology solutions improve financial outcomes. This article summarizes the economic benefits that nursing informatics contribute to the health system…