2. TO IMPROVE  Safety  Quality  Improve patient outcomes  Reduce cost of healthcare

3.  To establish a stable infrastructure that improves healthcare quality, facilitates the reduction of errors, and the delivery of evidence-based and cost effective care.

4.  E-Health Action Plan Aim: “Deliver better quality healthcare throughout Europe.”

5.  Confidence  Competence  Information about society service available to all citizens

6.  Consideration of patient preferences have improved outcomes and treatment adherence as well as increased patient satisfaction with their care.

7. TELEMEDICINE or TELEHEALTH Practice of medicine and nursing over a distance where data transmitted through telecommunication system in parts over Europe

8. A regulation that Emphasize that RNs have an autonomous responsibility for planning, implementing, and evaluating nursing care and that nursing diagnoses in the patient record is a part of that responsibility.

9.  Developed to accommodate both the information needs of nurses at the clinical level and for aggregating data at a higher level.

10.  Conceptualize the essential elements of nursing care, clarifying and facilitating systematic thinking and nursing recording.

11.  (ICN) International Council of Nurses

12. SAMBA Model (Structured Architecture for Medical Business Activities) Mission: To develop a process model for the workflow of Swedish healthcare when dealing with one individual subject of care.

13.  Clinical Process Core Process  Management Process monitors and evaluates the clinical process based on the mandate to provide healthcare  Communication Process dealing with information and interaction with the surrounding world as document or messages.

14. Healthcare attempts for the first time to implement a major application into its core process.

15. 3 steps and phases:  Technical Installation (e.g., local net, servers, PCs, and printers)  Functional Implementation This phase introduce the users to the application and its functionality (e.g. orders and nurses notes)  Organizational Implementation A process where the change of workflow and organizational structure are important factors.

16.  Seamless care, supporting clinical and nursing protocols, better service to patients, and increase medical safety.

17.  Selected to be representatives of different categories of clinicians and organizational part of healthcare enterprise

18.  The team will develop a culture of its own with specific skills and knowledge.  Select members for project teams from a knowledge perspective, focusing on those who can contribute the most.

19.  Variety of views on data appears to be very attractive advantage  Structure of Data Is important if date are to be reused and presented in several different ways.  Decision Support is advantageous if the clinician enters the data.

20.  May improve an important feature for quality improvement, and resource management.  Electronic data exchanges and sharing care support. assumes reuse of data. Data are entered only once.

21.  Most of all we need nurses educated in NI that can take a lead in the development of NI in different countries in Europe.

22.  Elve, S. (2013, January). 38 Nursing Informatics in Europe – 2B. Retrieved from http://www.authorstream.com