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Peer Networking: Enhancing Nurse Informatics Leadership

Join us to explore models, roles, and experiences in creating nurse networks. Discuss networking through social media and develop action ideas for CNIA. Engage in group workshops on E-Health impact, safe care standards, and national networking. Contribute to an action plan for CNIA’s future endeavors.

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Peer Networking: Enhancing Nurse Informatics Leadership

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  1. Peer Networking Catching the Web

  2. Objectives • Learn about various Models used and being used to create Nurse networks • Explore the role of CNIA, its members, and other nurse informatics leaders • Share our experiences and expertise • Develop ideas and suggestions for action • Role of social media networking • Role of CNIA • Role of Nurse Informaticians

  3. Framework 1. DISCOVER – What is it? 2. DREAM – What could it be? 3. DESIGN – What might work for us? 4. FOLLOW UP - What actions?

  4. Maureen Charlebois Canada Health Infoway Peer to Peer Networks

  5. What is the network and its purpose? • What works? & What doesn’t? • Lessons learned?

  6. Dr Lynn Nagle International Nurse Networks

  7. What is the network and its purpose? • What works? & What doesn’t? • Lessons learned?

  8. Andrea Partridgeand Elaine Hooper Ontario Nursing Informatics Association

  9. What is the network and its purpose? • What works? & What doesn’t? • Lessons learned?

  10. Eithne Reichert Provincial P2P Network

  11. What is the network and its purpose? • What works? & What doesn’t? • Lessons learned?

  12. June Kaminski Networking through Web 2.0

  13. What is the network and its purpose? • What works? & What doesn’t? • Lessons learned?

  14. Networking Break

  15. Group Workshop

  16. Question 1 • Consider what is the impact of E-Health on the Nurses and their practice/role. • What challenges/barriers are significant? • What knowledge or skills are significant?

  17. Response to #1 • Documentation of group findings….

  18. Question # 2 • Consider whether the standard for safe care requires the use of technology in nursing practice. • Is this a future skill/knowledge to be learned for all? If so, how?

  19. Response to #2 • Documentation of group findings

  20. Question # 3 • Consider all the models, frameworks and programs for networking. • What would be some of the design elements to network nationally as well as locally?

  21. Response #4 • Documentation of group findings

  22. Question #4 • Consider the current Nursing Informatics groups/networks and other organization’s directions. • Is there specific actions/activities that must be done? Should be done? Could be done?

  23. Response to #4 • Documentation of group findings

  24. Emerging Themes • Action Plan for CNIA

  25. Summary of themes Some possible themes CNIA supporting 1. 2. 3. Awareness Knowledge Support Education

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