Note: Entries that list an issue number and a page number in italic indicate articles in CIN Plus. a about congenital heart disease, discussions and, 181 Acid/Base Balance: Making Sense of effectiveness of, 282 integrating Web-based instruction pH, 1:3 integrating Web-based instruction into graduate nursing Air transport program, stand-alone into graduate nursing program taught via database for, 115 program taught via teleconferencing and, 26 Alzheimer’s disease teleconferencing, 26 Internet-based online support for caregivers and, Internet-based distance learning and, course development for, 125 19 effects in nursing, 19 168 telecommunications for family in pharmacology, for nursing pathophysiology CD-ROM for, caregivers and, 260 students, 265 development and evaluation American Medical Informatics Computer-based support groups, 35 of, 87 Association (AMIA) Computerized patient information Web-based, multimedia, and meeting, 53 systems (CPIS), user- interactive course American Society for Testing and friendliness of, 93 development for, 125 Materials (ASTM), 152 Computerized testing, test Documentation, measurement of Asepsis: Medical and Surgical development software for, effects of integrated, point- 72 of-care computer system on Techniques, 2:11 Attitudes toward computers Computer use, among elderly quality of, 220 in China, 197 people, 62 research on, 207 Congenital heart disease, E effectiveness of computer- E-commerce, 2:12 assisted instruction about, Education. See Computer-assisted 282 British Computer Society Nursing instruction (CAI); Distance Specialist Group, 1:10 Consumer health websites, 151 education; Graduate Core Curriculum in Primary Care: education; Patient Cc Hematology/Oncology, 1:2 education Cancerfacts.com, 111, 255 Cost effectiveness, evaluating return- Elderly people, computer use Caregivers, for Alzheimer’s patients on-investment for hospital among, 62 online support for, 168 clinical information system Electronics and Environmental telecommunications for, 260 and, 213 Recycling Summit 2000, 112 CareScience, 112 Course discussions, online, E-mail CD-ROMs, instructional, evaluation of, 181 implementation of new e-mail development and evaluation Curriculum evaluation, predictive application in health of, 87, 118 accuracy of HESI exam for, sciences center, 59 China, computer knowledge, 132 survey conducted using, 13 attitudes, and nurses’ skills Web-based, multimedia, and in, 197 interactive course Clinical Informatics, vendor-based Decision support, for nurse development for distance clinical information system managers, 137 learning and, 125 and, 9 Diagnostic Ultrasound of Fetal ErgoMedLinks (EML), 55 Clinical Simulations in Anomalies, 3:2 Exit Writer, Version 2.0, 1 Pharmacology I, 3:10 Distance education Collaboration, long-distance, to effectiveness of, evaluation of, F publish textbooks, 230 162 FamilyCareAmerica, 113 Computer-assisted instruction (CAI) evaluation of online course Free offers, 1:11 288 COMPUTERS IN NURSING Vol. 18/No. 6 http://www.nursingcenter.com Note: Entries that list an issue number and a page number in italic indicate articles in CIN Plus. a about congenital heart disease, discussions and, 181 Acid/Base Balance: Making Sense of effectiveness of, 282 integrating Web-based instruction pH, 1:3 integrating Web-based instruction into graduate nursing Air transport program, stand-alone into graduate nursing program taught via database for, 115 program taught via teleconferencing and, 26 Alzheimer’s disease teleconferencing, 26 Internet-based online support for caregivers and, Internet-based distance learning and, course development for, 125 19 effects in nursing, 19 168 telecommunications for family in pharmacology, for nursing pathophysiology CD-ROM for, caregivers and, 260 students, 265 development and evaluation American Medical Informatics Computer-based support groups, 35 of, 87 Association (AMIA) Computerized patient information Web-based, multimedia, and meeting, 53 systems (CPIS), user- interactive course American Society for Testing and friendliness of, 93 development for, 125 Materials (ASTM), 152 Computerized testing, test Documentation, measurement of Asepsis: Medical and Surgical development software for, effects of integrated, point- 72 of-care computer system on Techniques, 2:11 Attitudes toward computers Computer use, among elderly quality of, 220 in China, 197 people, 62 research on, 207 Congenital heart disease, E effectiveness of computer- E-commerce, 2:12 assisted instruction about, Education. See Computer-assisted 282 British Computer Society Nursing instruction (CAI); Distance Specialist Group, 1:10 Consumer health websites, 151 education; Graduate Core Curriculum in Primary Care: education; Patient Cc Hematology/Oncology, 1:2 education Cancerfacts.com, 111, 255 Cost effectiveness, evaluating return- Elderly people, computer use Caregivers, for Alzheimer’s patients on-investment for hospital among, 62 online support for, 168 clinical information system Electronics and Environmental telecommunications for, 260 and, 213 Recycling Summit 2000, 112 CareScience, 112 Course discussions, online, E-mail CD-ROMs, instructional, evaluation of, 181 implementation of new e-mail development and evaluation Curriculum evaluation, predictive application in health of, 87, 118 accuracy of HESI exam for, sciences center, 59 China, computer knowledge, 132 survey conducted using, 13 attitudes, and nurses’ skills Web-based, multimedia, and in, 197 interactive course Clinical Informatics, vendor-based Decision support, for nurse development for distance clinical information system managers, 137 learning and, 125 and, 9 Diagnostic Ultrasound of Fetal ErgoMedLinks (EML), 55 Clinical Simulations in Anomalies, 3:2 Exit Writer, Version 2.0, 1 Pharmacology I, 3:10 Distance education Collaboration, long-distance, to effectiveness of, evaluation of, F publish textbooks, 230 162 FamilyCareAmerica, 113 Computer-assisted instruction (CAI) evaluation of online course Free offers, 1:11 288 COMPUTERS IN NURSING Vol. 18/No. 6 http://www.nursingcenter.com Subject Index Functional health patterns, on-line planning of, for vendor-based Livineasy, Inc., 210 assessment of, 248 clinical information system, 9 G Integrated Medical Curriculum, 103 Managing the Care of Pressure Gem Tools 3.0, 113 Integrated Medical Curriculum Ulcers, 101 Gold Standard Multimedia Inc. Website, 2, 112 McKesson HBOC, Inc., 4 (GSM), 2, 112 Interactive courses, Web-based, InterQual Products Group, 54 Graduate education multimedia, and interactive Pathways Coordinated Care Alerts evaluation of effectiveness of course development for module from, 55 Web-based epidemiology distance learning and, 125 Medical Economics Company, 111 course for, 162 International Council of Nurses Medical records integrating Web-based instruction (ICN) Centennial patient-controlled, Web sites for, 5 into graduate nursing Conference, 1:9 privacy of, 1 program taught via International e-Health Code of Medication Error Reduction teleconferencing, 26 Ethics, 109 training, 3:11 Internet Multimedia, Web-based, collaboration using, to publish multimedia, and interactive Healthcare Computing 2000 textbooks, 230 course development for conference report, 101 distance education and. See distance learning and, 125 Health Care Financing Distance education Administration (HCFA), 54 functional health pattern N Health Information Management assessment on-line and, 248 National Display Systems, 5 Systems Society (HIMSS) integrating Web-based instruction Navigating the Mental Health Leadership Survey, 149 into graduate nursing Internet, 3:3 Heart disease, effectiveness of program taught via Nursing administration education, computer-assisted teleconferencing, 26 information technology instruction about, 242 online support for Alzheimer’s and, 3:1 HESI exit exam, predictive accuracy patient caregivers on, 168 Nursing diagnoses, functional health of, 132 as tool for nursing research with pattern assessment on-line women, 13 and, 248 underutilization as patient Nursing education ImaginOn, Inc., 2 education tool, 47 CD-ROMs for, development and Informatics Web-based, multimedia, and evaluation of, 87, 118 clinical information system interactive course computer-aided instruction in. implementation and, 157 development for distance See Computer-aided evaluating return-on-investment learning and, 125 instruction (CAI) for hospital clinical Internet Healthcare Coalition distance learning for. See information system and, (IHC), 1 Distance learning 213 IN TOUCH Diabetes Management graduate. See Graduate education informatics nurse specialists as Software, 4 introduction of informatics in change agents and, 272 Intravenous Therapy CAI, 2:2 nursing program at information processing functions American University of and, 189 K Beirut and, 240 introduction in nursing program Kluwer Academic Publishers (KAP), in nursing administration, at American University of 111 information technology Beirut and, 240 and, 3:1 stand-alone database for air- L Nursing language, standardized, 2:1 transport program and, 115 Language translators, online, 110 Nursing management, decision Information processing functions, LCD monitor, 5 support for, 137 189 Lebanon, introduction of Nursing Station 2000, 3:4 Information systems informatics in nursing effects on quality of program at American documentation and patient University of Beirut in, 240 Online language translators, 110 satisfaction, 220 LifeScan, Inc., 4 Online shopping, 2:12 functional health pattern Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc. Online testing, test development assessment on-line and, 248 (LWW), 56 software for, 72 COMPUTERS IN NURSING November/December 2000 http://www.nursingcenter.com 289 Subject index Ovid Technologies search and A Simulated Patient Information stand-alone database for air- retrieval software, 111 System, 105 transport program and, 115 Social support, computer-based P support groups and, 35 T ParSYSTEM 3.0, 112 Software reviews Telecommunications, for family Pathways Survey Manager, 4 Acid/Base Balance: Making Sense caregivers of Alzheimer’s Patient education of pH, 1:3 patients, 260 authoring of materials for, 1:1 Asepsis: Medical and Surgical Test development software, 72 underutilization of Internet as Techniques, 2:11 Testing tool for, 47 Clinical Simulations in computerized, test development Patient information systems, Pharmacology I, 3:10 software for, 72 computerized, user- Core Curriculum in Primary predictive accuracy of HESI exam friendliness of, 93 Care: for, 132 Patient satisfaction, measurement of Hematology/Oncology, 1:2 Textbooks, publishing, 230 effects of integrated, point- Diagnostic Ultrasound of Fetal Topaz Systems, Inc., 113 of-care computer system on, Anomalies, 3:2 220 Exit Writer, Version 2.0, 1 V Perception Secure Browser (PSB), 2 Integrated Medical Curriculum, Videoconferencing, integrating Web- Physician Micro Systems, Inc. 103 based instruction into (PMSI), 4, 56, 209 Intravenous Therapy CAI, 2:2 graduate nursing program Physiology Labs, v. 3, 2:3 Managing the Care of Pressure taught via, 26 Practice Partner Patient records, v. Ulcers, 101 Viziflex Static Solutions, 56 7.1, 4 Nursing Station 2000, 3:4 Privacy, of medical records, 1 Physiology Labs, v. 3, 2:3 Ww Psychomotor Skills Series: Physical Psychomotor Skills Series: Web-based instruction. See Distance Assessment ofa Child, 149 Physical Assessment of a learning Publishing textbooks, 230 Child, 149 Website review, Cancerfacts.com, Sedation Simulator, v. 1.0 for 255 Q Windows, 53 Websites Question Mark Corporation, 2 A Simulated Patient Information on consumer health, 151 System, 105 evaluation of, 3:12 Spacelabs Medical, Inc., 209 on health policy, 58 Relational database model, 155 Static control products, 56 Integrated Medical Curriculum Research, with women, Internet as Support groups, online, 35 Website, 2 tool for, 13 for Alzheimer’s patient caregivers, international nursing sites, 110 168 for nursing courses, 1:12 Ss Surveys, Internet as tool for online language translators, 110 Scantron Corporation, 112 conducting, 13 personal medical records and, 5 Secure Web browser, 2 Systems life cycle WebZinger OnLine Research SecuritySpace.com, 113 clinical information system Engine, 2 Sedation Simulator, v. 1.0 for implementation and, 157 Windows, 53 evaluating return-on-investment Sigma Theta Tau International, 3, for hospital clinical 209 information system and, 213 290 COMPUTERS IN NURSING Vol. 18/No. 6 http://www.nursingcenter.com Note: Entries that list an issue number and a page number in italic indicate articles in CIN Plus. a Heard, D.M., 137 0 Adams, J.A., 3:1 Heath, C., 1:1, 2:11, 3:10 O’Brien, W., 137 Ammenwerth, E., 189 Hendrix, C.C., 62 Hilz, L.M., 272 P Hodson-Carlton, K., 72 Poston, I., 220 Bennett, R., 265 Pothiban, L., 197 I Beyea, S., 2:1 Petro, T., 2:11, 3:10 Billings, D.M., 72 Im, K.M., 19 Bozzo, J., 137 J Britt, R.B., 132 Bullock, S., 265 Jacob, S.R., 230 Jeffries, P.R., 72 Rouse, D.P., 28 C Jeffries, P.R., 118 Rowles, C.J., 72 Campbell, T., 1:2, 2:9 Johnson, T., 248 Caton-Lemos, L., 3:2 Jones, $.S., 162 S Cherry, B., 230 Jung, C.W., 19 Schafer, K.M.S., 72 Cudney. 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