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The Inclusion Of Nurses In The System Development Life Cycle
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Inclusion of nurses
Hi Ellyce,
I agree that nurses have crucial role in all stages of Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) because they and bring efficiency in operations. Nurses have better knowledge of understanding the hospital settings and take active role in responding to the patients on time. Delay in patient care can have adverse impacts on patients which results when doctors are busy with other patients. Presence of nurses will mitigate the risks of delayed response. I agree that nurses must be involved in SDLC because they can verbalize capabilities and also have better access to the systems. When they will be involved in these processes their ability of using the system at time of treating patients will produce better outcomes.
I agree that the best thing that a nurse can do is to participate in development of the teaching materials. They can learn how to make best use of systems for improving the health of the patients and by avoiding delays. I think that the most visible benefit of including nurses is their ability of integrating the lab system. This will prevent delays on provision of appropriate services to the clients or patients. Diagnosis can also be performed efficiently CITATION RCh12 \l 1033 (Swanson, et al., 2012). ICD 9 and ICD 10 codes also highlight instructions that nurses must follow. I agree that nurses must be able to organize codes and use them for the best interest of the patients. This will lead to improve quality of care resulting in patient’s welfare. Nurses are important because they can help patients and families in understanding the problem CITATION Saf17 \l 1033 (Layeb, Jmal, Aissaoui, & Mansour, 2017). Such as they can use visuals for explaining the things by using graph and visuals. This will allow them in improving the understanding of the patients.
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Kennedy M, Denise M, Fasolino M, John P, Gullen M, David J. (2014). Improving the patient experience through provider communication skills building. Patient Exper J, 1(1):56–60.
BIBLIOGRAPHY Layeb, S., Jmal, Y., Aissaoui, N., & Mansour, F. Z. (2017). Application of Value Stream Mapping in Charles Nicolle Hospital’s emergency department: current state and future opportunities . Conference: Tunisia-Japan Symposium on Science, Society and Technology .
Swanson, R. C., Cattaneo, A., Elizabeth Bradley, Chunharas, S., Atun, R., Abbas, K. M., et al. (2012). Rethinking health systems strengthening: key systems thinking tools and strategies for transformational change. Health Policy Plan , 27 (4), 54-61.
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