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How Nursing’s Disciplinary Knowledge Shapes Clinical Judgment

As part of our Gordon Scholar series and our July focus on Clinical Judgment, Dr. Rita Gengo explores how nursing’s…

How Nursing’s Disciplinary Knowledge Shapes Clinical Judgment

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Choosing the Right Nursing Terminology: A Call to Action

In 2008, Lundberg et al[1] recognized that selecting the appropriate standardized nursing terminology (SLT) to implement within the electronic health…

Choosing the Right Nursing Terminology: A Call to Action

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Preparing for NANDA® 360: How Nurses Around the World Will Learn the Next Generation of Nursing Knowledge

One of the questions we hear most often is: “How will I learn NANDA 360?” It is an important question,…

Preparing for NANDA® 360: How Nurses Around the World Will Learn the Next Generation of Nursing Knowledge

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INKA and OPI-Roma Announce Strategic Partnership to Advance Nursing Informatics and Research

A new international collaboration focused on strengthening nursing knowledge through clinical data, informatics, and diagnosis-centered research The International Nursing Knowledge…

INKA and OPI-Roma Announce Strategic Partnership to Advance Nursing Informatics and Research

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Bringing NANDA® 360 into the Classroom: Informatics, Interoperability, and Clinical Reasoning

Healthcare environments are becoming increasingly interconnected, data-driven, and technology-enabled. As electronic health records, clinical decision support systems, analytics platforms, and…

Bringing NANDA® 360 into the Classroom: Informatics, Interoperability, and Clinical Reasoning