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Standardized nursing terminologies (2015)
Book Chapter
Hardiker, N., Saba, V., & Kim, T. (2015). Standardized nursing terminologies. In V. Saba, & K. McCormick (Eds.), Essential of Nursing Informatics (115-130). New York: McGraw Hill Education

Nursing’s pivotal role in eHealth : a brief and selective history (2014)
Book Chapter
Hardiker, N. (2014). Nursing’s pivotal role in eHealth : a brief and selective history. In M. Rosenmuller, D. Whitehouse D, & P. Wilson (Eds.), Managing eHealth : from vision to reality (95-105). Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137379443_8

Florence Nightingale first drew attention to the problems associated with hospital record-keeping 150 years ago, thereby establishing a basis for contemporary health informatics. The advent of computers over the past half century or so provided new o... Read More about Nursing’s pivotal role in eHealth : a brief and selective history.

Implications for nursing research and generation of evidence (2011)
Book Chapter
Bakken, S., Lucero, R., Yoon, S., & Hardiker, N. (2011). Implications for nursing research and generation of evidence. In R. Cook, & A. Cashin (Eds.), Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing Informatics: Concepts and Applications (113-127). Hershey: Medical Information Science Reference

Advanced terminological approaches in nursing (2011)
Book Chapter
Hardiker, N., Bakken, S., & Kim, T. (2011). Advanced terminological approaches in nursing. In V. Saba, & K. McCormick (Eds.), Essentials of Nursing Informatics (191-201). New York: McGraw-Hill

Barriers and facilitators that affect public engagement with eHealth services (2010)
Book Chapter
Hardiker, N., & Grant, M. (2010). Barriers and facilitators that affect public engagement with eHealth services. In C. Safran, S. Reti, & H. Marin (Eds.), MEDINFO 2010: Proceedings of the 13th World Congress on Health (Medical) Informatics (13-17). Amsterdam: IOS Press

It is commonly accepted that public engagement with eHealth is beneficial. However, engagement is also variable. This ar-ticle presents the findings of a review of published evaluation studies around eHealth services. A targeted search of MEDLINE, CI... Read More about Barriers and facilitators that affect public engagement with eHealth services.

International standards to support better information management (2010)
Book Chapter
Hardiker, N., Bakken, S., Goossen, W., Hoy, D., & Casey, A. (2010). International standards to support better information management. In C. Weaver, C. Delaney, P. Weber, & R. Carr (Eds.), Nursing and Informatics for the 21st Century: An International Look at Practice, Education and EHR Trends, Second Edition (253-261). Chicago: HIMSS

Developing standardized terminologies in nursing informatics (2009)
Book Chapter
Hardiker, N. (2009). Developing standardized terminologies in nursing informatics. In D. McGonigle, & K. Mastrian (Eds.), Nursing informatics and the foundation of knowledge (97-106). Boston: Jones and Bartlett Publishers LLC

Mutual enhancement of diverse terminologies (2006)
Book Chapter
Hardiker, N., Casey, A., Coenen, A., & Konicek, D. (2006). Mutual enhancement of diverse terminologies. In D. Bates (Ed.), Proceedings of the Annual Symposium of the American Medical Informatics Association (319-323). Philadelphia: Hanley & Belfus, Inc

The purpose of this study was to map the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA) nursing diagnoses to the International Classification for Nursing Practice Ver-sion 1.0 (ICNP®) and to compare the resulting representa-tions and relationsh... Read More about Mutual enhancement of diverse terminologies.

Advanced terminology systems (2005)
Book Chapter
Hardiker, N., Bakken, S., & Coenen, A. (2005). Advanced terminology systems. In V. K. Saba, & K. A. McKormick (Eds.), Essentials of Nursing Informatics, Fourth Edition (279-289). New York: McGraw-Hill

Requirements of tools and techniques to support the entry of structured nursing data (2004)
Book Chapter
Hardiker, N., & Bakken, S. (2004). Requirements of tools and techniques to support the entry of structured nursing data. In M. Fieschi, E. Coiera, & J. Yu-Chan (Eds.), Proceedings of the 11th World Congress on Medical Informatics (621-625). Amsterdam: IOS Press

The benefits of structured data are widely accepted within the nursing informatics community. However, despite the exis-tence of structured data in the form of well-established nurs-ing terminologies, computer-based nursing record systems are yet to... Read More about Requirements of tools and techniques to support the entry of structured nursing data.

An international standard for nursing terminologies (2004)
Book Chapter
Hardiker, N. (2004). An international standard for nursing terminologies. In J. Bryant (Ed.), Current Perspectives in Healthcare Computing Conference (212-219). Swindon: BCS HIC

The plethora of nursing terminologies in use across the world has motivated the development of an International Standard (ISO FDIS 18104) for statements describing nursing diagnoses and nursing actions. The Standard has the potential to enhance the q... Read More about An international standard for nursing terminologies.

Understanding the dialogue between users and formal terminology systems (2003)
Book Chapter
Hardiker, N., Coenen, A., Hovenga, E., Sensmeier, J., Smith, A., & Zingo, C. (2003). Understanding the dialogue between users and formal terminology systems. In H. Marin, E. Marques, E. Hovenga, & W. Goossen (Eds.), Proceedings of Nursing Informatics 2003 (266-270). Rio de Janeiro: E-papers Serviços Editoriais Ltd

In response to the increasing demands placed on existing nursing terminology systems, a number of authors have argued the need for formal terminology systems and significant advances have been made. Until recently the focus has been on using such sys... Read More about Understanding the dialogue between users and formal terminology systems.

Mediating between nursing intervention terminology systems (2001)
Book Chapter
Hardiker, N. (2001). Mediating between nursing intervention terminology systems. In S. Bakken (Ed.), A Medical Informatics Odyssey: Visions of the Future and Lessons from the Past (239-243). Philadelphia: Hanley & Belfus, Inc