The One in a Life Time Battle of Man vs Machine While an electronic health record (EHR) may be more accessible, has it made patient preferences more visible? The creation of EHR was to provide a safe haven to store, share and retrieve patient’s information with all the important key person’s that are involved with the patient’s care. This allows the patient’s record to go where the patient goes. Some persons label EHR to contain complete information about patient health, plus having accurate information. This should be providing the patient with better care. (Cronenwett et al., 2007) Great improvement has been noted from the use of EHR due to the fact that it encourages teamwork for decision making for the patients’ health. Plus, better …show more content…
As most of the world know that the planet is round and that everyday someone is doing research and would discover some new findings of many topics. Most students would have to learn to get in the habit of learning something new every day that is why they are students. Professional would explain that they are always doing research looking for new or improve techniques to provide the best care for their patients. Nevertheless in order to have sufficient evidence –based in nursing practice information literacy is imperative. The experts at information literacy we all know are Librarians, therefore it is wise to utilized them in educating nursing students about information literacy. This union of nursing lecturers and librarians shows great results. In this program, students work hard but was able to achieve the skill and understanding to complete a successful research. While human factors can contribute to error, human interaction is important to patient-centered care. In your experience, have healthcare innovations increased opportunities for nurses to interact with