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    The three concepts of clinical information systems are data, information, and knowledge. In the 1980s, BLUM introduced these concepts and classified then-current clinical systems based on the three types of objects they processed: data, information, or knowledge. Physiological monitoring systems in hospital ICUs in the 1970s were considered one of the first major computerized systems used for nursing practice. They displayed vital signs electronically. In 1986, the ANA approved forming the Council on Computer Application in Nursing to employ informatics in supporting patients and nurses. In 1991-1992, ANA recognized nursing informatics as a new specialty integrating nursing science, computer science, and information science.

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    The three concepts of clinical information systems are data, information, and knowledge. In the 1980s, BLUM introduced these concepts and classified then-current clinical systems based on the three types of objects they processed: data, information, or knowledge. Physiological monitoring systems in hospital ICUs in the 1970s were considered one of the first major computerized systems used for nursing practice. They displayed vital signs electronically. In 1986, the ANA approved forming the Council on Computer Application in Nursing to employ informatics in supporting patients and nurses. In 1991-1992, ANA recognized nursing informatics as a new specialty integrating nursing science, computer science, and information science.

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    The three concepts of clinical information systems are data, information, and knowledge. In the 1980s, BLUM introduced these concepts and classified then-current clinical systems based on the three types of objects they processed: data, information, or knowledge. Physiological monitoring systems in hospital ICUs in the 1970s were considered one of the first major computerized systems used for nursing practice. They displayed vital signs electronically. In 1986, the ANA approved forming the Council on Computer Application in Nursing to employ informatics in supporting patients and nurses. In 1991-1992, ANA recognized nursing informatics as a new specialty integrating nursing science, computer science, and information science.

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    1. Discuss the three concepts of clinical information system as espoused by BLUM.

    The 3 concepts of clinical information system are the data, information, and
    knowledge. In the mid-1980’s he introduced these concepts as a framework for
    understanding clinical information system and their impact on health care. He did this by
    classifying the then-current clinical information systems by the three types of objects
    that these systems processed. All members of the interprofessional health care team,
    including nurse, physicians, pharmacists, social workers, and therapists, use programs
    available on a clinical information system (CIS). These programs include monitoring
    systems; order entry systems; and laboratory, radiology, and pharmacy systems. A
    monitoring system includes devices that automatically monitor and record biometric
    measurements (e.g., vital signs, oxygen saturation, cardiac index, and stroke volume) in
    acute care, critical care, and specialty areas. The devices electronically send
    measurements directly to the nursing documentation system.

    2. Describe the event that was considered to be the first major computerized
    systems used for nursing practice in 1970’s.

    Physiological Monitoring Systems in Hospital ICUs, it is currently displayed on


    ICU monitors include blood pressure, acquired from an arterial catheter and external
    pressure cuff; oxygen saturation of the blood, acquired from a pulse oximeter; heart
    rate; and respiratory rate, acquired from external transducers and the electrocardiogram
    waveform.

    3. Which critical milestone for nursing and computers in 1980’s? Discuss its
    significance.

    ANA approved the formation of the Council on Computer Application in


    Nursing (CCAN) 1986. To employ informatics theories, concepts, methods, and tools to
    analyze information and information system requirements; design, select, implement,
    and evaluate information systems, data structures, and decision-support mechanisms
    that support patients, nurses, and their human–computer interactions within health care
    contexts; and to facilitate the creation of new nursing knowledge.

    4. Which event was a critical historical nursing and computer milestone in the 1990’s?
    Discuss its significance.

    ANA recognized Nursing Informatics as a new nursing specialty. (1991-


    1992). A specialty that integrates nursing science, computer science, and information
    science in identifying, collecting, processing, and managing data and information to
    support nursing practice, administration, education, and research and to expand nursing
    knowledge. The purpose of nursing informatics is to analyze information requirements;

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    design, implement and evaluate information systems and data structures that support
    nursing; and identify and apply computer technologies for nursing.

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