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Date / Time : Friday, May 4, 2012 / 3:28 AM
Title: UCSF NURSING INFORMATICS SPECIALIST SELECTED FOR LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
Source: States News Service. (Jan. 12, 2010):
Document Type: Brief article
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- The following information was released by UCSF Medical Center:
Sandra Ng, a nurse specialist and manager of Nursing Informatics at UCSF Medical Center, is one of two nurses nationwide selected by the Alliance for Nursing Informatics (ANI) to participate in an emerging leaders program. The ANI's Nursing Informatics Emerging Leaders Program is jointly supported by the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) and the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS).
The inaugural program was created to develop leaders capable of assuming national leadership positions in an informatics-related organization.
At UCSF, Ng is responsible for operating trials, or pilot projects, to test new hardware and applications in a clinical setting, redesigning processes and evaluating the impact of these innovations on workflows during routine patient care. During her two-year leadership program, Ng will be mentored by Joyce Sensmeier, HIMSS vice president of informatics, and Curtis Dikes, national director of clinical informatics technology integration at Kaiser Permanente.
Ng was selected based on a number of criteria, including having leadership skills in an informatics-related organization and serving in a mid-level position in health care informatics.
Sheila Antrum, chief nursing officer at UCSF Medical Center, said, "I have seen first hand the benefits of a nursing informatics team at UCSF. The most profound innovations are related to nursing practice, interdisciplinary care planning and medication management."
Ellen Makar, clinical coordinator in decision support at the Yale-New Haven Health System in Connecticut, also was selected for the program.
ANI is co-sponsored by AMIA and HIMSS to represent nursing informatics and provide a structure to advance of efforts of nursing informatics professionals in improving delivery of patient care. For more information, visit www.allianceni.org.
AMIA is a member-supported professional association of leaders advancing biomedical and health informatics in the United States and HIMSS is a membership organization focused on providing global leadership for the optimal use of healthcare information technology and management systems.
Source Citation
"UCSF NURSING INFORMATICS SPECIALIST SELECTED FOR LEADERSHIP PROGRAM." States News Service 12 Jan. 2010. Academic OneFile. Web. 4 May 2012.
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This article is about,  UCSF nursing infromatics who are selected for the leadership program.  The one whoa re selected as by criteria  like they must have a background in the informatics-related organization and has a postion or know a lot about the health care infomatics. I think that having a leadership training like this is very essencial especially being a nursing informatics because they give knew infomation and your knowledge can be widen.  And also its a way to improve the delivery of patient care.  Leadership in nursing informatics can really make a big difference in the hospital especially when it comes to data, information, and the use of technology. That is why i salude the people who are really into this kind of field. because it takes a lot of effort in time to do such job.



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