Hey445 - Care Technology in Nursing PDF

1 Name of Department : NURSING Course Code and Name : HEY445-E TECHNOLOGIES OF NURSING CARE Course Week : 7 Course Day and Time : Tuesdays 15:00-16:50 Course Credit/ACTS Informations : 2/3 Examination Type and Gradings : M...

1 Name of Department : NURSING Course Code and Name : HEY445-E TECHNOLOGIES OF NURSING CARE Course Week : 7 Course Day and Time : Tuesdays 15:00-16:50 Course Credit/ACTS Informations : 2/3 Examination Type and Gradings : Midterm %50, Final %50 Instructor’s Name & Surname : Asst. Prof. Dr. F. Sıla AYAN E-mail & Phone: : fsayan@gelişim.edu.tr 02124227000-403 Instructor’s Room : B Block 013th Room- A Block 5th Floor 505 Office Hours : Thursdays 16:00-16:45 GBS Link : https://gbs.gelisim.edu.tr/kaynaklar-ve-material-paylasimi-5-160-13330-2 ALMS Link : https://lms.gelisim.edu.tr/Account/Login?ReturnUrl=%2fHome%2fIndex AVESIS Link : https://avesis.gelisim.edu.tr/fsayan WEEKLY COURSE TOPICS AND PREPARATION STUDIES Week Preliminary Topics Method Literature Review, Individual The development of health technologies and the place of this development in nursing education and 1 Research 14 WEEKS COURSE TOPICS practice, its effects on care. Lecture, Discussion Literature Review, Individual The development of health technologies and their place in nursing education and practice, their 2 Lecture, Discussion Research effects on care. Literature Review, Individual 3 Problems encountered in the use of health technology Expression, Research Literature Review, Individual 4 Ethics in technology use and applications Lecture, Discussion Research Literature Review, Individual 5 Patient safety and use of technology Expression, Research Literature Review, Individual 6 Patient safety and use of technology Lecture, Discussion Research Literature Review, Individual 7 Monitoring, use and evaluation of technological products used in health care Lecture, Discussion Research 8 - MIDTERM EXAM - Literature Review, Individual 9 Monitoring, use and evaluation of technological products used in health care Expression, Research Literature Review, Individual 10 Developing (designing) technological products used in health care Lecture, Discussion Research Literature Review, Individual 11 Developing (designing) technological products used in health care Expression, Research Literature Review, Individual 12 Use of information technologies in the field of health (clinical management and clinical applications) Lecture, Discussion Research Literature Review, Individual 13 Use of information technologies in the field of health (nursing management and education) Expression, Research Literature Review, Individual 14 Use of information technologies in the field of health (nursing management and education) Lecture, Discussion Research Literature Review, Individual 15 Telemedicine applications in healthcare Lecture, Discussion 3  WEEKLY LEARNING OUTCOMES COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES (When students successfully complete this course, they will demonstrate the knowledge, skills and/or competencies specified below.) Add text Explains the developments in healthcare technologies and their use in practice. Understands the importance of the effects of technological developments in health care. Knows how to monitor, use and evaluate technological products used in health care Provides opinions on the problems encountered in the use of health technology Describes the roles and responsibilities related to health care and information technology. Uses technological products used in health care. Designs technological products used in health care. Uses information technologies specific to the health field. Considers ethical principles in the use and application of health care and information technology. Knows telemedicine applications in the field of health 4  ABOUT THE PREVIOUS LESSON Patient safety and use of technology 5  DAILY FLOW Add text 09.00-09.50/ 1ST LESSON 10.00-10.50/ 2ND LESSON 11.00-11.50/ 3RD LESSON 12.00-12.50/ 4TH LESSON 6 Health technology regulation, health technology assessment and health technology management are complementary functions for the proper commissioning and use of medical devices. Although regulatory processes concern all medical devices and drugs to some extent, STD is often reserved for complex issues. Perspective ST Regulation STD Clinical efficacy and Perspective Safety and clinical efficacy relevance Recommendation in Necessity Compulsory complex technologies Role Preventing harm Cost effectiveness 7 8 Decision making in health systems is driven by management. For example, in healthcare systems with hospital autonomy, much of the new technology is added to the system at the hospital level based on the decision making of hospital administrators. In such health systems, it may be useful to use HTA not only at the national level but also at the hospital level. The same arguments apply to regional health systems. If HTA is to maximize its public health impact, it must also take into account the unique administrative structure of health systems. 9 Any innovation has three dimensions 1.Type of innovation: What is new? Product, process, input, organizational, social. 2.Subjectivity of innovation: New for whom? Individual, group, organization, industry, society 3.Degree of innovation: How new? Market, technology, organization, environment. 10 WHO collaborating centres are units established in ministries of health, research institutes, universities or academies by the WHO Director-General to carry out activities in support of WHO's programmes. In 2010, there were more than 800 WHO collaborating centres in 90 member countries working with WHO on issues such as nursing, occupational diseases, infectious diseases, nutrition, mental health, chronic diseases and health technologies. 11 Achieving the combined objectives of WHO’s health strategy research and health technology assessment 12  WHAT DID WE LEARN TODAY? Evaluation of products used in health technology 13  QUESTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS In your opinion, how can cooperation with WHO be improved and how can technology be disseminated to developing countries? Questions and suggestions? 14  RECOMMENDED WEEKLY STUDIES Literature review: https://www.who.int/europe/news-room/fact- sheets/item/health-technologies 15 A SMALL EXAMPLE: HTAI ECOSYSTEM 16  REFERENCES Szlezák NA et al. The global health system: actors, norms, and expectations in transition. PLoS Medicine, 2010, 7(1): e1000183. Green A, Bennett S, eds. Sound choices: enhancing capacity for evidence informed health policy. Geneva, World Health Organization, 2007. Jonsson E, Banta D. Management of health technologies: an international view. British Medical Journal, 1999, 319(7220):1293. 4. HTA glossary. International Network of Agencies for Health Technology Assessment and Health Technology Assessment international (http://www.htaglossary. net/,accessed November 2010). Mytton O et al. Introducing new technology safely. Quality and Safety in Health Care, 2010, 19(Suppl.2):i9. Segone M ed. Country-led monitoring and evaluation systems: better evidence, better policies, better development results. New York, UNICEF, 2009. Teerawattananon Y et al. Historical development of health technology assessment in Thailand. International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 2009, 25(S1):241–252. 17  ABOUT THE NEXT LESSON Use, monitoring and evaluation of technological products 18  HEY445 – CARE TECHNOLOGY IN NURSING Since the presentations of the course are private, the text and images included herein are from the instructor of the course. Using it on social media or in other areas without permission, It is against the regulations regarding the protection of personal data and private life guaranteed by Law No. 6698. 19 35 21