PROCTER, Paula, HÜBNER, Ursula and YUAN, Changrong (2021). Building Nursing Knowledge to Meet the Needs of Disruptive Technology Healthcare Re-Design. In: HONEY, Michelle, RONQUILLO, Charlene, LEE, Ting-Ting and WESTBROOKE, Lucy, (eds.) Nurses and Midwives in the Digital Age. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, 284 . IOS Press, 203-208.
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Abstract
This paper provides a discourse based upon the key development of nursing in response to the emerging 4Ds of health technology re-design. Building informatics capability among health professionals is a workforce issue necessitated through the increasing prevalence of information technology and digitization of healthcare affecting the entire health workforce, specifically front-line nurses. The key concepts will be explored of Digitization, Distribution, Disruption and Diversity, a framework recognising the tsunami of technology such as Big Data analytics, comprehensive decision support systems for nursing, nanobots, robotics, and pharmacogenomics and the impact these have upon the nursing workforce.
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