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NIS for decision
support
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The
intent of a NIS should be to tie the pieces of nursing process to decision
support
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Decision-Support Systems developed
to assist nursing http://www.mieur.nl/mihandbook/r_3_3/panels/panel_14_01.htm
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- System Analysis
- Describe and identify
nursing practice.
- Establish the practice
model/conceptual framework
- Separate the project
components
- Define components
and their purposes
- Define terms and
data
- Decide purpose of data
- Determine system
linkages
- Determine data
needs from other systems
- Decide data requirements
for decisions
- Plan the design
- Define the design
- Decide design requirements
- Clarify functional
specifications
- Determine program
specifications
- Prioritize the work
- Estimate the development
work load
- Prioritize nursing
needs
- Assign resources
- Allocate time and goals
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Benefits
include compliance to practice standards, tracking and monitoring quality,
improved communication, and mechanisms to further the "science of nursing"
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- Define database
- Establish rules for
determining data
- Omit unnecessary
information (experienced nurse is basis)
- Use helps for
explanations and Instructions
- Incorporate
standards of practice.
- Omit cross-system
data redundancy
- Establish data quantity
- Data differences
between paper and electronic system
- Impact on documentation
requirements
- Justify additional
data requirements
- Restrict to
necessary items
- Identify data elements
- Identify sources
- Use of manual
and preexisting forms and standards
- Use of nursing
reference materials
- Set text limits
- Define each item/statement
independently
- Limit use of free
text
- Match data types
between sources
- User review of database
- Determine data coding
methods
- Method and format
for data storage
- Method and format
of data retrieval
- Use of data by others
- Space requirements
- Flexibility needs
- Choice of taxonomy
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Quality
monitoring includes consistently meeting expectations whether evaluating
by retrospective, concurrent, or other means
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- Data manipulations
- Data entry methods
- Screen development
- Consider ergonomics:
movement, typing, data volume, consistency
- Establish helps:
navigation, information, instruction
- Keep response times
under 2 seconds
- Establish methods
for error checking
- Determine data editing:
errors, data change, inactive data
- Establish security
measures: audit trail, passwords, access
- Develop methods
to generate reports
- Establish program design
- Decide data format
- Build in flexibility
- Consider maintenance
and revision
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- Checklist for end
user analysis and design
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