Countries around the world are facing very similar healthcare issues: quality and cost of care, poor outcomes, lack access to transparency information, a growing dissatisfaction among both patients caregivers. In United States, constitutes 15.7% gross national product compared 9.7% in Netherlands, 8.9% Norway, 7.5% Ireland. According report recently released by World Economic Forum,1 with no reforms underway that would affect fundamental drivers expenditures, some estimate 2040 total...

Abstract Objectives The purpose was to determine the feasibility of using a standardized language, Omaha System, describe community‐level strengths. objectives were: (a) evaluate System at community level reflect strengths and (b) preliminary results observations across international settings. Design Sample A descriptive qualitative design used. sample data set 284 windshield surveys by nursing students in 5 countries: Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Turkey, United States. Measures An online...

This systematic literature review explores the role of school nurses n helping children being bullied in three countries, Norway, Scotland and United States (US). Comparisons were made way trained employed to better understand how this reflects their roles responsibilities within context bullying among children. Different systems used support affected by explored examples good practice shared. The challenges faced due limited numbers compared pupils they was a common phenomenon all...

Purpose: This study aimed to assess the attitudes of health professionals towards electronic records (EHRs) in primary care settings Turkey.Methods: A survey was administered 754 working Family Health Centres (FHCs) seven districts Istanbul, Turkey. The developed based on extensive literature review, and consisted 33 statements rated a five-point Likert-scale.Results: total 325 completed questionnaires were received, representing 43% response rate, with 97% respondents being satisfied EHR...

Nurses in acute care settings are affected by the technologies they use, including electronic health records. This study investigated impacts of adoption a comprehensive record measuring nursing locations and interventions three units before 12 months after adoption. Time-motion methodology with handheld recording platform based on Omaha System standardized terminology was used to collect location intervention data. In addition, investigators administered Caring Efficacy Scale better...

This study examined nurses' work, comparing nursing interventions and locations across three units in a United States hospital using Omaha System standardized terminology as the organizing framework.The differences acute-care work unit types are not well understood. Prior investigators have used time-motion methodologies; few compared units, nor terminology.Nurse-observers recorded of nurses on hand-held devices web-based TimeCaT™ software. Nursing were mapped to terms. Unit-differences...

ABSTRACT Objectives: To use structured clinical data from public health nurse (PHN) documentation to describe client risk, family home visiting interventions, including tailoring, and assess the associations between risk intervention tailoring. Design Sample: Retrospective cohort design. A of 486 clients who received at least 3 visits PHNs in a local Midwest agency (2000–2005). Measures: Omaha System variables documenting assessments, outcomes. index was created identify low‐ high‐risk...

Meaningful use has become ubiquitous in the vocabulary of health information technology. It suggests that better healthcare does not result from adoption technology and electronic records, but by increasing interoperability informing clinical decisions at point care. Although initial application meaningful was limited to eligible professionals hospitals, it incorporates complex processes workflow involve all nurses, other practitioners, settings. The community will more integrated,...

Background: Electronic health records (EHRs) provide a clinical view of patient health. EHR data are becoming available in large sets and enabling research that will transform the landscape healthcare research. Methods needed to incorporate wellbeing dimensions strengths sets. The purpose this study was examine potential alignment Wellbeing Model with interface terminology standard, Omaha System, for documenting assessments. Objective: To map System use assessment evaluate feasibility...

Visualization is a Big Data method for detecting and validating previously unknown hidden patterns within large data sets. This study used visualization techniques to discover test novel in public health nurse (PHN)-client-risk-intervention-outcome relationships. To understand the mechanism underlying risk reduction among high mothers, representing complex social interventions were visualized series of three steps, analyzed with other important contextual factors using standard descriptive...

MONSEN, KAREN A. PhD, RN, FAAN; PETERSON, JESSICA J. MS, CRNA; MATHIASON, MICHELLE MS; KIM, ERA LEE, SEONAH PhD; CHI, CHIN-LIN MBA; PIECZKIEWICZ, DAVID S. PhD Author Information

Abstract Purpose To explore resilience in the context of whole‐person health and social determinants at individual community levels using large, standardized nursing datasets. Design A retrospective, observational, correlational study existing deidentified Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act (HIPAA)‐compliant data Omaha System its equivalent, Simplified Terms. Methods We used three samples to for patterns resilience: pre‐COVID‐19 community‐generated ( N = 383), clinical...

Preparing nursing students to achieve informatics competencies is essential in today's information-intensive healthcare delivery systems. This study aimed provide hands-on experience and identify the frequency type of home care clients' health problems, interventions, outcomes using a standardized terminology, Omaha System. Data were collected by 159 on visits 598 clients, who received 8657 interventions from faculty for 2267 addition services provided centers. Skin, neuromusculoskelatal...

Summary Background: EHR clinical document synthesis by clinicians may be time-consuming and error-prone due to the complex organization of narratives, excessive redundancy within documents, and, at times, inadvertent proliferation data inconsistencies. Development systems that are easily adaptable user’s work processes requires research into visualization techniques can optimize information point care. Objective: To evaluate effect a prototype tool for clinically relevant new on clinicians’...

Background Public health nurses (PHNs) engage in home visiting services and documentation of care for at-risk clients. To increase efficiency decrease burden, it would be useful PHNs to identify critical data elements most associated with patient priorities outcomes. Machine learning techniques can aid retrospective identification elements. Objective We used two different machine feature selection minimum redundancy–maximum relevance ( mRMR ) LASSO (least absolute shrinkage operator) elastic...

Austin, Robin R. PhD, DNP, RN-BC, FAMIA; Mathiason, Michelle A. MS; Lu, Sheng-Chieh RN; Lindquist, Ruth ACNS, RN, FAAN; McMahon, Siobhan K. Pieczkiewicz, David S. PhD; Monsen, Karen FAMIA, FAANEditor(s): Alexander, Susan ANP-BC, ADM-BC Author Information

Many East African refugee women have experienced torture and trauma while fleeing from their home countries. also experience high rates of isolation, depression, symptoms posttraumatic stress disorder after resettlement. Effective methods are needed for improving the mental well-being this population. This pilot study (N = 19) tested feasibility, accessibility, acceptability a strengths-based, community-delivered intervention with Somali Ethiopian refugees. Feasibility was established...