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SP E C I A LRE P O RT:Nursing, Technology, and Information SystemsThis special report is sponsored by Cerner Corporation and the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS). All articles contained in this special report have undergone peer review according to American Nurse Nurse TodayVolume 8, Number of this article appear inAmerican Nurse Today (UnitedStates) and Nursing Times(Unit-ed Kingdom) to acquaint readerswith common goals, challenges,and advances in using health in-formation technology to enablenurses to provide safer and moreefficient care.

implementation to achieve busi-ness goals, whereas nurses saw practice development as the ... mote examples of enabling tech - nologies and demand systems that meet practitioners’ needs. As technology matures, nurses ... Collinson G. Achieving Evidence-Based Practice: A Handbook for Practition - ers. 2nd ed. Baillière Tindall; ...

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I.V. Push Medication Administration

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drug safety Experts weigh in on what nurses need to know. By Catherine Spader, RN N ew evidence raises concerns about how nurses are prepar-ing and administering I.V. push medications. A 2018 survey published by the Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) revealed that practi-tioners are frequently using unsafe practices.

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tube momentarily to replace the CDU if you need to locate the source of an air leak, but never clamp it when transporting the patient or for an extended period, unless ordered by the physician (such as for a trial before chest-tube removal). In the event of chest-tube disconnection with contamination, you may

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