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Identificationweb190218DateFebruary 18, 2019Credits1 CH | Expired February 18, 2021This presentation explores the current state of nursing's involvement in data science. We discuss how a Nurse Informaticist can transition to the role of a Nurse Data Scientist and what a typical day looks like in this role…Speakers
Charles M. Boicey, MS, RN-BC, PMP, CPHIMSChief Innovation Officer, ClearsenseDan Roberts, PhD, RN, APRNVice President of Care Delivery and Performance, Clearsense, LLCGeneral$30Standard PriceMembers save $10
Identification153DateApril 12, 2019Credits0.85 CH | Expired April 13, 2021Explore the clinical use, position, and value of clinical decision support (CDS) tools, artificial intelligence (AI), and big data predictive analytics at the point of care…Speaker
Orlando Scott, MSN, RN, CPHIMS, CTTSenior Clinical Workflow Consultant, Philips Healthcare$30Standard PriceMembers save $10
Identification201DateApril 13, 2019Credits0.75 CH | Expired April 13, 2021This session focuses on defining big data, exemplars of growth in big data in the world of “omics” for nurses and nursing future in big data, and the role of the nursing informaticst in the turning and twisting of the kaleidoscope…Speaker
Roy L. Simpson, DNP, RN, DPNAP, FAAN, FACMISpecialties$30Standard PriceMembers save $10
Identification101DateAugust 20, 2020Credits1.25 CH | Expired August 22, 2022Cheryl Parker will share the highlights of the past year and tell us what’s in store for the future as she gets the virtual conference excitement started…Speakers
Cheryl D. Parker, PhD, RN-BC, CNEClinical Assistant Professor, The University of Texas at TylerCharles M. Boicey, MS, RN-BC, PMP, CPHIMSChief Innovation Officer, ClearsenseWilliam D. Roberts, PhD, RN, ACNPVice President of Care Delivery and Performance, HCA HealthcareSpecialtiesGeneral$30Standard PriceMembers save $10
Identification322DateAugust 22, 2020Credits1 CH | Expired August 22, 2022In this expanded session, the presenters use the first half to take an imaginative look at our digital competencies, idiosyncrasies, and eccentricities as they interfere with our ability to lead, or even participate, in momentous decisions about nursing's knowledge base which is derived from the pl…Speakers
Mary Anne Schultz, PhD, MBA, MSN, RNProfessor and Informaticist, California State University, San BernardinoEvangeline Fangonil-Gagalang, PhD(c), MSN, RNUndergraduate Program Director, California State University, San BernardinoSpecialties$30Standard PriceMembers save $10
Identification122DateAugust 6, 2021Credits1 CH | Expired August 7, 2023This presentation describes a data-driven approach for standardizing and controlling data elements to reduce extraneous documentation and improve the ability to share and compare data to evaluate nursing contributions to patient care outcomes…SpecialtiesGeneral$30Standard PriceMembers save $10
Identification201DateAugust 7, 2021Credits1 CH | Expired August 7, 2023This session addresses how the potential of big data to transform health care has yet to be harnessed to improve the processes and outcomes of care throughout the nation…Speaker
Ronda Hughes, PhD, MHS, RN, FAANDirector of the Nursing Informatics Program and Associate Professor, University of South CarolinaSpecialtiesGeneral$30Standard PriceMembers save $10
IdentificationP06Background: Chronic disease is the leading cause of deaths worldwide. Lifestyle choices, such physical inactivity, poor nutrition, inadequate stress management, alcohol abuse, and tobacco smoking, are the major contributors for chronic disease development…Speaker
Priscilla Okunji, PhD, MS, FNP-BC, CRNPGeneral
Identificationjin_23N1_A5Volume8Issue1Big data has grown significantly in health care. However, it is not generally provided from the macro perspective. This review backs the influence of big data in health care on patient outcomes. The findings provide a positive picture of big data in health care…Author
Roison A. Narvaez, MSN, RNGeneral$20Standard Price- Identificationjin_23N3_A4Volume8Issue3A retrospective, big data descriptive study was conducted using the IQVIA Bioscience Clinical Analytics database. Clinical trial visits identified in the database via ICD-10 code Z00.6 were examined across advanced practice registered nurse roles, U.S. geographic regions, and practice settings…
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Elizabeth A. Johnson, PhD, MS-CRM, RNBernadette McCrory, PhD, MPH, MSJiahui Ma, MSMargaret Hammersla, PhD, MS, ANP-BCGeneral$20Standard Price
