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Handbook of Informatics for Nurses & Healthcare Professionals, Sixth Edition by Toni Hebda, Kathleen Hunter, and Patricia Czar is a comprehensive and practical guide to the application of healthcare information technology and nursing informatics. Published by Pearson, this textbook explores how digital technologies, computer applications, and healthcare information systems support modern clinical practice, improve patient care, and strengthen healthcare delivery.
The book introduces essential informatics concepts, theories, skills, and professional practices that nurses and other healthcare professionals need to work effectively in technology-driven healthcare environments. It covers important topics such as healthcare data and information management, electronic health records, information systems, ethical use of data, evidence-based practice, research, and healthcare technology policies and regulations.
With an emphasis on practical applications, the sixth edition helps readers understand how informatics tools can improve clinical decision-making, communication, patient safety, and healthcare outcomes. It also addresses the evolving role of technology in transforming healthcare services and supporting national healthcare information technology goals.
Designed for nursing students, practicing nurses, healthcare educators, clinical professionals, and students of health sciences, this book provides valuable knowledge for developing essential digital and informatics competencies.
Whether used for academic study, professional development, or clinical reference, Handbook of Informatics for Nurses & Healthcare Professionals, Sixth Edition is a useful resource for understanding the growing importance of information technology in modern nursing and healthcare practice.
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