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    Graves and Corocorans Model

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    Graves and Corcoran's 1989 model aims to organize the study of Nursing Informatics by emphasizing the interaction between computer science, information science, and nursing science. Their model defines Nursing Informatics as a field that assists in applying computer technologies to enhance nursing practice and patient care. The model outlines four key concepts - data, information, knowledge, and wisdom - representing increasing levels of understanding from raw facts to the highest application of insights.

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    Graves and Corcoran's 1989 model aims to organize the study of Nursing Informatics by emphasizing the interaction between computer science, information science, and nursing science. Their model defines Nursing Informatics as a field that assists in applying computer technologies to enhance nursing practice and patient care. The model outlines four key concepts - data, information, knowledge, and wisdom - representing increasing levels of understanding from raw facts to the highest application of insights.

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    Graves and Corcoran's 1989 model aims to organize the study of Nursing Informatics by emphasizing the interaction between computer science, information science, and nursing science. Their model defines Nursing Informatics as a field that assists in applying computer technologies to enhance nursing practice and patient care. The model outlines four key concepts - data, information, knowledge, and wisdom - representing increasing levels of understanding from raw facts to the highest application of insights.

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    graves and

    corcoran's
    model
    Group 4
    Nursing Informatics
    Introduction
    Graves and Corcoran's model, introduced in 1989, aims to organize the
    study of Nursing Informatics by emphasizing the interaction between
    three primary disciplines—computer science, information science, and
    nursing science—to facilitate the management and processing of
    nursing data, information, and knowledge within healthcare settings.
    Their model defines Nursing Informatics as a field that assists in the
    application of computer technologies to enhance nursing practice and
    patient care
    model
    DATA
    Data refers to raw facts that need to be processed. These
    raw facts serve as the foundation for generating
    information and knowledge within the context of nursing
    informatics.
    information
    information refers to processed data that reveals patterns and
    structures. It represents a higher level of organization compared
    to raw data, providing insights and context that can be used for
    decision-making in nursing informatics
    knowledge
    Knowledge represents the synthesis of data and information into
    meaningful ideas and concepts. It involves a deeper level of
    understanding that goes beyond the mere processing of data and
    information, allowing for the application of insights to address complex
    issues and improve decision-making in nursing practice.
    Wisdom
    Wisdom is the highest level of understanding and application within
    the framework of nursing informatics. It involves the ability to think
    and act using knowledge, experience, understanding, common sense,
    and insight to make appropriate decisions that meet the health needs
    of individuals, families, groups, and communities.
    recap
    Data Information knowledge

    Raw facts that need to Processed data that The synthesis of data and
    be processed. reveals patterns and information into
    structures. meaningful ideas and
    concepts.
    wisdom
    the integration of knowledge and the application of insights to
    address complex issues effectively in nursing practice.

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