Assignment Part I:
Q1. How does informatics change with different roles and different levels of expertise in nursing?
Q2. What workflows in nursing are most challenging and laden with quality and safety issues?
Q3. What opportunities for inter-professional education do the many aspects of nursing informatics offer?
Q4. What are some of the challenges in nursing education related to clinical practice and informatics, both in pre licensure and in clinical practice?
Assignment Part II:
Q1. What are the different platforms that support e-health? Give examples of each.
Q2. Discuss the various types of social media, and give examples of how social media can be applied to e-health.
Q3. Identify the success factors in e-health.
Q4.What is some of the cultural challenges in shifting from a centralized health information technology controlled by the organization to a decentralized health information technology controlled by the patient?
Assignment Part III:
Q1.Given enough genetic information, a precise identification of a person can be made. How do you think data warehouses that integrate clinical information with genomic information can be used to accomplish meaningful research while protecting patient privacy?
By analyzing the genome information in order to treat, prevent, and diagnose diseases. This is can be used to accomplish meaningful research while protecting privacy because it allows the healthcare workers to use this information to give them further information on how they might be able to manage that matriculated disease.
Q2.What are some means by which clinicians can use information systems to manage and respond to advances in genomic medicine?
Q3. Why is the Internet of Things a risk for information security and privacy?
Q4. Do some research on the costs of sequencing a genome and sequencing a genome. As a hospital administrator, what policy or policies would you propose for choosing between the two approaches? Why?
Q5. Searching for and accessing information on the Internet was once described as "drinking water from a firehose when you don't know where the water is coming from.' Explain that phrase in terms of Big Data, evidence-based medicine, and precision medicine.