For nurses considering a degree in Informatics, many see that there are some schools offering a master’s degree in Health Informatics, and others offering one in Nursing...
Digital Health Basics Articles
These articles give a solid foundation in what digital health is and important terms you need to know as health technology grows. It is a good place for newbies to start, as well as anyone who wants to make sure they have a good understanding of digital health.
A Nurse’s Guide to Machine Learning
Machine Learning is one area of Artificial Intelligence that is growing in the healthcare industry. Healthcare organizations are leveraging Machine Learning for everything from...
Telehealth in 2021: We Have Come a Long Way
Last year I wrote a post about why telehealth is here to stay. Prior to the pandemic, there were still many in healthcare who undervalued the role telehealth would play. But in...
3 Technology Trends for Informatics Nurses
Informatics Nurses have to stay on top of technology trends. We need to be in the know about new approaches that change how healthcare is provided. One major trend that gave...
(Slowly) Connecting EMS and Hospitals
Emergency medical service (EMS) providers have to make life-saving decisions in a split second. Every community offers this critical service, whether as a public, private, or...
Healthcare Cyberattacks: Bigger & Bolder
With the increased vaccine supply and more appointments, it may seem like we can finally put 2020 behind us. But cyberattacks on healthcare organizations are an unfortunate...
What Is a Health Information Exchange?
With all of the technology we have nowadays, do you ever wonder why you still have to fill out so many forms at the doctor’s office? Even if your doctor is fancy enough to check...
4 Habits That Help Me Keep Up With Health Technology
Since moving from bedside nurse to health technology, there is a lot to keep up with. New health technology comes out everyday, so how do I stay on top of it all? My honest...
How to Make a Personal Health Record
Have you ever gone with a family member or friend to see a new doctor, and giving their medical history takes up most of the appointment? If you are lucky, they brought a sheet...