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Results from the 2017 National Survey of Canadian Nurses: Use of Digital Health Technology in Practice
June 29 2017
WEBINAR: Results from the 2017 National Survey of Canadian Nurses:
Use of Digital Health Technology in Practice
Date: June 29, 2017
Time: 1:00PM -2:00 PM (EST)
Complimentary and open to all
Presenters:
Chad Leaver MSc, MBA, Manager, Applied Research
Canada Health Infoway – Inforoute Santé du Canada
Jane Sparkes, RN, BSN, MSc eHealth., Nurse Leader
Canada Health Infoway – Inforoute Santé du Canada
Connecting with Nurse Informaticians Across Canada: Jodi Found, RN, BScN, MN
June 06 2017
Jodi Found RN, BScN, MN
Director of Education
education@cnia.ca
CNIA/ONIG 2017 Conference Presentation: CNIA Members may view additional CNIA/ONIG 2017 Conference Presentation Slides under the "Members" tab
June 20 2017
Advancing Nursing Data Standards in Canada: Lynn Nagle, PhD, RN, FAAN - Assistant Professor, Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto. On April 6-8, 2017 the 2nd National Nursing Data Standards symposium was held in Toronto. Over 80 nursing and health care leaders from across Canada attended representing all provinces and territories. The focus of this symposium was on an action plan for moving forward on the adoption and value of data standards in Canada. This presentation provides an update on the action plan for nursing data standards in Canada.
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Presentation Slides: Advancing Nursing Data Standards in Canada Advancing Nursing Data Standards in Canada: Lynn Nagle, PhD, RN, FAAN – Assistant Professor, Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, [ … ]
» Read MoreWebinar: Empowering Patients in a Digitally Connected Health System – Implications for Nursing Education & Practice
Infoway Webinar Series June 22, 2017, 12:00 – 1:00 p.m., Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) Webinar Name: Empowering Patients in a Digitally Connected Health System – Implications [ … ]
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C-HOBIC
The Canadian Nursing Informatics Association is pleased to announce the unanimous Board decision to recommend the inaugural CNIA Endorsement be awarded to the C-HOBIC Project as a model for documenting standardized clinical outcomes reflective of nursing practice in Canada. CHOBIC has made substantial contributions to Canadian nursing documentation and practice and CNIA recognizes this accomplishment […]
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Dr Kathryn J Hannah Nursing Informatics Lecture Series
The Canadian Nursing Informatics Association is pleased to provide a link to the DR. KATHRYN J. HANNAH LECTURE: THE NURSING INFORMATICS JOURNEY AND THE FUTURE. Dr. Hannah is Canada’s first nurse informatician. She has made foundational changes to nursing and health care nationally and internationally through education, scholarship, and transforming initiatives like C-HOBIC, and standards development leadership. Dr. Hannah is the National Executive Lead for C-HOBIC and the Health Informatics Advisor to the Canadian Nurses Association.
This lecture series occurred in jurisdictions across Canada in 2016. In this lecture Dr. Hannah provides insights into nursing informatics focusing on how we manage and use information to transform nursing practice and to improve health outcomes for people across the health-care system. Dr. Hannah also discusses future implications of technology for nursing.
This lecture series supports the Kathryn J Hannah Scholarship. This scholarship was launched to support the next generation of nursing informatics leaders. A fund-raising campaign has been launched with the target of $150,000 to generate a self-sustaining scholarship capital fund, to be administered by the Canadian Nurses Foundation (CNF). Annual scholarships in the amount of $5000 will support Canadian nurses in post-graduate studies related to the field of Nursing Informatics. Please consider donating to support future nursing informaticians. Donations can be made via the CNF website at http://cnf-fiic.ca
Please read the attached letter to find out how you can honour Dr. Kathryn Hannah and demonstrate your support for nursing informatics.
Our thanks to the College and Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta for taping this lecture and sharing it with us.
