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- WISECARE: Workflow Information Systems for European Nursing Care: v. 73 (Studies in Health Technology and Informatics) [Nov 15, 2006] Sermeus, Walter; Kearney, N.; Kinnunen, J.; Goossens, L. and Miller, M.
- Editore
- SAGE Publications Ltd
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- 2006
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- inglese
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- 1586030485
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- 9781586030483
The way telematics and information technology is used for the management of oncology care is the primary focus of the EU-founded WISECARE Project. The goal of WISECARE is to exploit systematically clinical nursing data for clinical management, resource management and knowledge sharing. Clinical management focuses from a nursing point of view on determining the outcomes of patients. Resource management focuses on the right use of staff competencies. Knowledge sharing focuses on the creation of a learning environment. The overall result is that by using IT, nursing practice is felt to be more benchmarked and evaluated, and more based on principles of evidence-based care.
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The way telematics and information technology is used for the management of oncology care is the primary focus of the EUfounded-WISECARE project. The goal of WISECARE is to systematically exploit clinical nursing data for clinical management, resource management and knowledge sharing. Clinical management focuses from a nursing point of view on determining the outcomes of patient. Resource management focuses on the right use of staff competencies. Knowledge sharing focuses on the creation of a learning environment. The overall result is that by using IT, nursing practice is felt to be more benchmarked evaluated and more based on principles of evidence-based care.
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