Tuesday, April 24, 2012

The Nurse-Computer Interface


A nurse-computer interface is a part of a workplace where nurse's modified activity meets with a computer adapted for human use for enhanced productivity while maintaining harmony with nature. As the use of computers in nursing increases, ergonomics is of increasing importance to the nurse as an individual and in the provision of care. A nurse has to be familiar with light (LED) indicators, their behavior and what  they mean about the computer. They are usually put in front of a system unit or a device where you can easily see them.
A nurse has to be familiar also with symbols or labels found on hardware components. It is now generally accepted that computers are regarded as indispensable tools in nursing care and other areas administration, education, and research. Nurse great involvement in information system advancements clearly shows that nurse and computers do fit.

No comments:

Post a Comment