JHESP Cilt 5, Sayı 1
Sayı 8
lectronic Health Records from the Perspective of Nurses - Pınar DOĞAN - Gülşah ATAK - Sinem BAYER - Özge EYÜBOĞLU - Asiye KURT - Ebrar YAZICI Tıklayınız.
Process Management and Improvement in Health Services: A Hospital Appointment System Example - Gülseren GÜÇ - Merve GEDIK - Cüneyt ÇILGIN - Tutku TUNCALI YAMAN Tıklayınız.
Comparison of Quality of Life of Dialysis Treatments: The Case of Ankara Province - Mutlu BANKUR - Ismail AĞIRBAŞ Tıklayınız.
Possible Consequences of Reclassification of Non-Invasive Brain Stimulating as Class III Medical Devices in Europe and Its Reflections on Our Country - Lütfü HANOĞLU - Beyzanur KAÇ - Mahmut TOKAÇ Tıklayınız.
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1Since the time of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing, data obtained by nurses about patient diagnosis have become the most crucial source in planning care. These data have now been transferred to electronic media. Electronic health records have increased the quality and safety of care and helped establish accessible and holistic health records. In this process, while nurses try to adapt to the electronic health record system rapidly, they also experience work stress due to the complex workflow and time pressure. However, in the current period of rapid digitalization, nurse informaticists, with their increased skills and observation of user experiences, can be the key health personnel for every institution to develop and improve electronic health records.