Nursing Informatics

Nursing Informatics: Technology, Data, and Digital Healthcare Practice introduces nursing students to the growing role of information technology and data in modern health care. The textbook explains how nurses use digital tools to support clinical decision-making, improve patient safety, and deliver more efficient, coordinated care, bridging the gap between nursing practice and health information systems.

Topics include electronic health records, data and information management, clinical decision support, interoperability, telehealth and remote monitoring, quality improvement, and health care analytics. The book also addresses data privacy and security, ethical and regulatory considerations, and the core informatics competencies nurses need to work effectively with technology while keeping patient care at the center of every decision.

Whether you are new to health informatics or building on existing knowledge, Nursing Informatics provides the foundational concepts and practical context needed to thrive in a technology-driven care environment. With its focus on data, digital tools, and evidence-based practice, this comprehensive guide is a valuable resource for nursing school, professional development, and clinical practice.