Thinking about your current practice setting

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Thinking about your current practice setting or a prior experience in a professional setting, what type of improvement might you recommend for a healthcare technology with which you are familiar? Why? Why do you believe it is important for a nurse informaticist to understand workflow process improvements in the delivery of healthcare?

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