Healthcare’s Digital Future – Creating a Better Tomorrow with Barb Collins
Spotlight
May 07, 2019Just Released! Nursing Leadership, Volume 32, Special Issue
Nursing in a Digital Hospital
In the fully digital practice realm at Humber River Hospital in Toronto, a new relationship has emerged between nurses, patients and technology. Nursing leadership in this setting requires new skills, knowledge and abilities that maintain the principles of patient and family centredness, are attentive to nurses’ concerns regarding workflows and involve nurses in the design of technologies that ensure a safe practice environment. – Vanessa Burkoski
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Reshaping Healthcare Service and Delivery to Meet Changing Needs
Bernard Lord, Chief Executive Officer, Medavie
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From the Archives
Articles
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Using SBAR to Communicate Falls Risk and Management in Inter-professional Rehabilitation Teams
Clinical Nurse Specialists and Nurse Practitioners: Title Confusion and Lack of Role Clarity
Beyond ‘Run, Knit and Relax’: Can Health Promotion in Canada Advance the Social Determinants of Health Agenda?
The Association of Metabolic Syndrome with Alcohol Consumption among Urban Chinese
News
MEDEC Rebrands to Medtech Canada
TORONTO, May 22, 2019 /CNW/ - MEDEC, the association representingCanada's medical technology companies, is very pleased to announce that it has rebranded to become Medtech Canada. This [...]
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Innovation competition brings together more than 70 partners from acrossCanada for better image-guided therapies TORONTO, May 21, 2019 /CNW/ - From the discove [...]
Ontario government cuts $24 million in funding to two artificial intelligence research institutes
2019-05-21 from globalnews.com TORONTO – Ontario has cut funding for artificial intelligence research, eliminating $24 million to two institutes. The Vector Institute for Artificial Intelligen [...]
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Background: With the increasing development and integration of information and communication technology (ICT) into hospitals, there remains a lack of understanding of the impact of these technologies on the hospital's largest core users: nurses. Humber River Hospital (HRH), one of the first hospitals to completely integrate technology across all hospital systems and workflows, has sought to understand how ICTs have transformed the clinical working environment. Objective: The aim of the study wa [...]
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