Which group offered the following definition of nursing informatics? Nursing informatics is a ...

Answer to #1

D
This is the ANA's definition of nursing informatics.

Answer to #2

D
The Bill of Rights was developed to assure that the health care system would be fair and meet patient
needs. It provided patients with a guide to addressing problems with their care and encouraged them
to participate in staying healthy or getting well. In 2003, The American Hospital Association replaced
the Bill of Rights with the Patient Care Partnership. This booklet informs patients of what to expect
during their hospital stay. It discusses their right to high quality hospital care; a clean, safe
environment; involvement in their own care; protection of their privacy; help when leaving the
hospital; and help with billing claims.

Answer to #3

a

a. Correct: The budgeting process begins in large health care organizations many months before the budget is submitted for approval to a governing body.
b. Incorrect: The budgeting process begins in large health care organizations many months before the budget is submitted for approval to a governing body, not on a specific day of fiscal the year.
c. Incorrect: The budgeting process begins in large health care organizations many months before the budget is submitted for approval to a governing body, not on a specific day of fiscal the year.
d. Incorrect: In the budgeting process for health care organizations, input is received from both internal and external stakeholders.

Answer to #4

A
Care based on continuous healing relationships is characterized by access to care 24 hours a day, every
day, provided over the Internet, by telephone, and by other means in addition to face-to-face visits.
The recommendation for evidence-based decision making is characterized by receiving care based on
the best available scientific knowledge. The need for transparency implies health care systems should
make information available to patients and their families. Continuous decrease in waste is
characterized by the health system's not wasting resources or patient's time.

Answer to #5

B

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A It mentions the error as well as the incident report; neither of these is appropri-ate.
B It documents the correct dose ordered and the patient's response.
C It does not document the patient response.
D It is not the correct dose administered.

Answer to #6

d

a. Incorrect: Vaccine costs are variable (the expense varies with volume) and direct (a service), not indirect (general) costs.
b. Incorrect: Vaccine costs are variable (the expense varies with volume).
c. Incorrect: Vaccine costs are direct (a service), not indirect (general) costs.
d. Correct: Vaccine costs are variable (the expense varies with volume) and direct (a service).

Answer to #7

A
Burkhardt and Nathaniel's (2008) definition of a virtuous person lists four virtues that are more
significant than others: compassion, discernment, integrity, and trustworthiness. Understanding,
empathy, and sympathy are all fine attributes, but they do not necessarily contribute to this definition
of a virtuous person. Following the rules is an example of deontological thought, and making the best
decision that is fair for all is an example of relativism.