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What do nurses want systems to do for them

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What do nurses want systems to do for them

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    1. What do nurses want systems to do for them? Theresa Fyffe Director Royal College of Nursing, Scotland

    2. Nurses want �. Better patient outcomes Improved patient safety Enhanced clinical team working Data for quality improvement Links to online learning opportunities

    3. Better patient outcomes Supporting the delivery of seamless care 24/7 Linking care planning to the best possible evidence base Enabling patient, and carer involvement in care Enabling access to high quality information for patients, carers and the public

    4. Improved patient safety Designing in the checks that minimise errors Systems which help build public confidence Genuine learning from near misses Systems which support fair blame

    5. Enhanced team working Data standards developing common terminology Ensuring all staff have the information they need to support patient care Supporting inter-professional care pathways Creating virtual teams and networks to for benchmarking and peer review

    6. Data for quality improvement Harnessing the power of good clinical data Enabling staff to measure practice and its impact Tools to audit and benchmark practice against others Clinical Quality Indicators project (SGHD, NHSQIS, NHS Boards)

    7. Online learning opportunities Evidence based resources to help keep up to date and develop practice Interactive learning opportunities to develop knowledge, skills and attitudes Standards for gathering information for a professional development portfolio Competencies and role descriptions to assist career progression Case studies and examples of good practice The RCN has responded to what its members have been asking for and has made an ongoing commitment to provision.The RCN has responded to what its members have been asking for and has made an ongoing commitment to provision.

    8. So, what are the barriers? Access to hardware Access to IT training Plethora of systems Collecting quantities of data e.g. Evidence based practice day � presentations on online resources from NES, PDU, JBI, RCNe.g. Evidence based practice day � presentations on online resources from NES, PDU, JBI, RCN

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