Volume 16 Number 2 June 2012

Online Journal of Nursing Informatics (OJNI) June 2012
ISSN # 1089-9758 Indexed in CINAHL © 2012

INDEX OF CONTENTS

ARTICLES

The Ethics of Internet Research

by Susan G. Williams MSN, RN

E-health and Nursing: Using Smartphones to Enhance Nursing Practice.

by Tami H. Wyatt, PHD, RN, CNE and Patricia Biller Krauskopf, PhD, APRN, FNP-BC, FAANP

Utilization of Academic Electronic Medical Records in Undergraduate Nursing Education
by Carrie Lee Gardner, DNP, FNP-BC and Stacey J. Jones, DNP, FNP-BC

Comparative Assessment of Informatics Competencies in Three Undergraduate Programs
by Jeungok Choi, PhD, MPH, RN

EDITORIALS

Editorial: Keeping PACED: Patient –Advocacy – Caring – Education – Dissemination

by Dr. Dee McGonigle, PhD, RN, FAAN, Editor-in-Chief, Bruce Nicely, RN, BSN, CPTC, and Dawn D. Laing, BSN, RN, CCRN, CLNC

Data Mining the National Library of Medicine: Real time performance support in clinical decision-making
by Dr. Jack Yensen, Chief Senior Editor

SENIOR EDITOR COLUMNS

Achieving Meaningful Use in Research with IT

Putting evidence to work: using Standardized Terminologies to incorporate Clinical Practice Guidelines within homecare Electronic Health Records
by Maxim Topaz RN, MA Doctoral Student, Kavita Radhakrishnan PhD, MSEE, RN, Ruth Masterson – Creber Doctoral Student, MSc, RN and Dr. Kathryn H. Bowles

Issues, Impacts and Insights

Threading Informatics throughout Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Curricula
by Jason T. Shuffitt, DNP FNP-BC, Guest Editors and Dr. Judith Effken

Future Thoughts Now

Kol.umn.fu.tur.e iOS? W8? Android? Lion? Linux? Chrome? Cloud? Internet? Web? Different? Same? Really matter? And whither cometh healthcare?
by Dr. Scott Erdley, Senior Editor

Crucial Conversations about Optimal Design

Improving the User Experience for EHRs: How to Begin?
by by Dr Nancy Staggers, Senior Editor

Different seas, same boats?

Of data, ehealth, interoperability and standards, of cabbages and kings
by Dr. Peter Murray, Senior Editor

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