NURSING
Nursing: The Use of Information Technology
Section A
The utilization of health information technology or health informatics could help identify children and adults who require vaccination. The immunization process would be aided with electronic health records, reminders for the vaccines via text messages, and improving message spreading through blogs, forums, YouTube videos, and use of social media (Stockwell & Fiks, 2013). Public access to the internet sites could be made convenient so that the effective spread of the vaccine’s information and dates would be hassle-free.
The outcomes related to the utilization of health informatics in public health could be assessed by calculating the number of people who clicked the messages on the web pages, who responded on social media platforms, asked questions, or answered those questions on the forums. Public feedback is the best way to evaluate the efficacy of the messages spread so that accurate health information reaches them since public health is a major concern.
Section B
Telehealth is one of the most innovative and effective technology-based services since it aids in providing safe and quality health care promptly so that service efficiency is observed (The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners, 2017). Patients can involve themselves actively, and self-monitoring is enhanced, giving rise to personal knowledge of their illness and better self-management. Primary care is even enhanced when relationships between the care provider and patients improve on an ongoing basis.
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