Search Results - "Brixey, Juliana J."

A concept analysis of the phenomenon interruption by Brixey, Juliana J, Robinson, David J, Johnson, Craig W, Johnson, Todd R, Turley, James P, Zhang, Jiajie

“…An interruption was found to have no consistent definition in either healthcare or nonhealthcare literature. Walker and Avant's 8-step method of concept…”
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Social Media Providing an International Virtual Elective Experience for Student Nurses by Procter, Paula M., Brixey, Juliana J., Todhunter, Fern, Honey, Michelle L. L.

“…The advances in social media offer many opportunities for developing understanding of different countries and cultures without any implications of travel…”
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A systematic review of prehospital telehealth utilization by Winburn, Andrew S, Brixey, Juliana J, Langabeer, 2nd, James, Champagne-Langabeer, Tiffany

“…Objective There has been moderate evidence of telehealth utilization in the field of emergency medicine, but less is known about telehealth in prehospital…”
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Health Informatics Competencies, Workforce and the DNP: Why Connect These 'Dots'? by Brixey, Juliana J

“…This panel will provide the perspectives of nurse informatics experts on the development of informatics education integrating health information technology…”
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An Exploratory Analysis of Questions Submitted to a Brazilian Telemedicine System by Brixey, Jacqueline, Brixey, Juliana J

“…The Rede NUTES telemedicine question submission system provides second opinions to remote healthcare professionals in the northeastern state of Pernaumbuco,…”
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Systematic review of interruptions in the emergency department work environment by Danesh, Valerie, Sasangohar, Farzan, Kallberg, Ann-Sofie, Kean, Emily B., Brixey, Juliana J., Johnson, Kimberly D.

“…Objective: The purpose of this systematic review is to describe the operationalization of interruptions measurement and to synthesize the evidence on the…”
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Interruptions in a level one trauma center: A case study by Brixey, Juliana J, Tang, Zhihua, Robinson, David J, Johnson, Craig W, Johnson, Todd R, Turley, James P, Patel, Vimla L, Zhang, Jiajie

“…Abstract Background The emergency department has been characterized as interrupt-driven. Government agencies and patient safety organizations recognize that…”
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Nursing Informatics Pioneers Embrace Social Media by Brixey, Juliana J, Newbold, Susan K

“…The American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) established the Nursing Informatics History Project to recognize the pioneers of nursing informatics…”
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The roles of MDs and RNs as initiators and recipients of interruptions in workflow by Brixey, Juliana J, Robinson, David J, Turley, James P, Zhang, Jiajie

“…Abstract Background Previous research studies have focused on the recipients of interruptions because of the negative impact interruptions have on task…”
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Nursing Informatics Pioneers Continue to Influence the Profession: A Sustainable Impact by Newbold, Susan K, Brixey, Juliana J

“…The American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) established the Nursing Informatics History Project to recognize the pioneers of nursing informatics…”
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Disturbance during emergency department work – A concept analysis by Källberg, Ann-Sofie, Brixey, Juliana J., Johnson, Kimberly D., Berg, Lena

“…•A definition of disturbance within the emergency department context have been made.•The concepts interruption and disturbance should not be used as…”
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Contributing factors to errors in Swedish emergency departments by Källberg, Ann-Sofie, Göransson, Katarina E., Florin, Jan, Östergren, Jan, Brixey, Juliana J., Ehrenberg, Anna

“…•We analysed a total of 64 (5%) cases of emergency department errors.•Factors contributing to errors were multifactorial.•Errors included organizational and…”
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Social Media and Population Health Virtual Exchange for Senior Nursing Students: An International Collaboration by Procter, Paula M, Brixey, Juliana J, Honey, Michelle L L, Todhunter, Fern

“…The authors have all engaged in using social media with students as a means for collaboration across national and international boundaries for various…”
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Factors influencing clinicians' perceptions of interruptions as disturbing or non-disturbing: A qualitative study by Berg, Lena M., Källberg, Ann-Sofie, Ehrenberg, Anna, Florin, Jan, Östergren, Jan, Djärv, Therese, Brixey, Juliana J., Göransson, Katarina E.

“…•ED clinicians perceived interruptions as both non-disturbing and disturbing.•These perceptions were influenced by the character of several identified…”
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Towards a hybrid method to categorize interruptions and activities in healthcare by Brixey, Juliana J, Robinson, David J, Johnson, Craig W, Johnson, Todd R, Turley, James P, Patel, Vimla L, Zhang, Jiajie

“…Abstract Objective Interruptions are known to have a negative impact on activity performance. Understanding how an interruption contributes to human error is…”
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Legibility of a volumetric infusion pump in a shock trauma ICU by Brixey, Juliana J, Zhang, Jiajie, Johnson, Todd R, Turley, James P

“…Reports submitted to the Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) indicate that legibility of infusion pump interfaces contributes to medication errors (for…”
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Creating experiential learning activities using Web 2.0 tools and technologies: a case study by Brixey, Juliana J, Warren, Judith J

“…Learning is no longer an internal individual activity but occurs through networks and connections. The aim of this project was to teach online health…”
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Second life: not your conventional simulation by Warren, Judith J, Brixey, Juliana J

“…Second Life is a massive, multiuser, virtual environment. The University of Kansas School of Nursing has introduced SL into the health informatics curriculum…”
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Second Life and health information by Brixey, Juliana J, Turley, James P

“…Second Life (SL) is emerging as a repository of health information. The purpose of this study was to determine the number of places and groups that offer…”
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Interruptions in workflow for RNs in a Level One Trauma Center by Brixey, Juliana J, Robinson, David J, Tang, Zhihua, Johnson, Todd R, Zhang, Jiajie, Turley, James P

“…An understanding of interruptions in healthcare is important for the design, implementation, and evaluation of health information systems and for the…”
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