What does the chapter suggest will happen when nurse technologists confidently find their voice and are heard by decision-makers?
The chapter suggests that when nurse technologists confidently find their voice and are heard by decision-makers, healthcare transformation will happen. Their input, combined with new knowledge and the ability to articulate their worth, will equip them to influence and revolutionize healthcare and their own futures.
The authors encourage nurse technologists not to be daunted, stating that healthcare transformation will occur when they confidently find their voice and are heard by those making major decisions and developing technology solutions affecting all parts of healthcare. Once they gain this voice and the supporting knowledge, they will possess the confident wisdom needed to influence and revolutionize both healthcare and their professional futures.
Key points
- Healthcare transformation depends on nurse technologists confidently finding their voice.
- Decision-makers include those who make big decisions and develop technology solutions affecting all aspects of healthcare.
- Being heard will give informaticists confident wisdom to influence and revolutionize healthcare.
- The chapter frames this as a call to explore new ideas and skills to articulate worth and drive change.
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Nursing Informatics: Truths, Talent, and Transforming the Future
Whende M. Carroll
Routledge