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Project Proposal Walden University
NURS 6051
June 2020
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Nursing Informatics Project Proposal
At the psychiatric and mental health facility, nurses experience challenges related to
relapses of patients’ negative behavioral pattern after conclusion of their therapy
durations. This is attributable to lack of elaborate mechanisms for patient follow-up and
integrating patients into their own care to promote self-care in mental healthcare and
personal behavior tracking (Cohen.et.al, 2016). In several instances nurses utilize the
usual therapy techniques to assist patients recover from mental health issues, such as
cognitive behavior therapy (CBT). Although these techniques have been proven as
effective in metal health problems treatment, patients who are recovering from
addictive behaviors are often faced with the risk for relapse into negative behavior
patterns and mental health problems. To this end, it is essential for the mental health
facility to incorporate into its nursing informatics system a mechanism for encouraging
self-care and personal behavior tracking through integrated patient generated health
data systems (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2017). Through this strategy, the mental health
facility can integrate patients’ smartphones, apps, and wearable devices to collect data
about several patient aspects such as depressive symptoms and feelings, inner
emotional conflicts that lead to relapse of addictive behaviors, missed medication,
keeping track of personal appointments, and enhanced communication with mental
health providers. This project is valuable as it will enable nurses to achieve the goal of
involving patients in their own care through gathering useful data that can facilitate
improved mental healthcare delivery. The goal of integration of patient generated
mental health data is to enable mental health nurses and professionals to obtain
valuable data (Cohen.et.al., 2016). Mental health professionals can have increased access
to patient generated mental health data and obtain an in-depth understanding about
patient mental health condition, home health situation, and allow for addition of patient
generated lifestyle information and data to nurses’ diagnostics to enable provision of
more accurate treatments and reduced recovery periods. This is because the goal of
mental health nursing is to reduce relapse of mental health issues significantly. With
patient generated mental health data, nurses can offer mental patients with enhanced
tools for self-care in the home environment and facilitate improved quality of life and
mental health. Patient generated health data although not widely adopted in mental
health nursing helps to improve areas such as patient engagement, research, and
mental healthcare delivery (Lai.et.al, 2017). This is enabled by the fact that patients, their
families, and care givers can autonomously capture data and seamlessly transmit it to
several mental health providers in real time from any location.
Project Stakeholders
1
Project stakeholders include the mental health facility since the project will be
implemented in the facility. The mental health facility leadership and management is
expected to offer approval and financial support to facilitate effective design and
implementation of the project. Organizations that offer support to mental health
patients within the community are a key stakeholder in the project due to their crucial
role of providing extra psychosocial support to mental health patients within the
community. Patients their families and caregivers are important stakeholders in this
project (Lai et al., 2017). This is because patients will be expected to provide the required
data through their smart phones and wearable devices. They will also benefit from
mental health nurses’ rapid response to their mental health issues and better patient
engagement. As project end users, nurses are key and relevant stakeholders. They will
obtain vital data about patients’ mental health issues form information and data
gathered through the wearable devices, will effectively engage in research and utilize
data and information to develop improved mental healthcare interventions and
protocols. Nursing informaticists will offer guidance and directions about how to
integrate electronic health records, standardized mental health nursing terminology,
mental health nursing interventions, and patients’ devices in order to capture required
data in the electronic health records (Lai et al., 2017). They will work collaboratively with
the information systems specialists to ensure that the system functions as it is intended
to function and that end users can effectively interact with its interface to capture, store
and retrieve important patient data. Other psychiatric units and hospitals, where patients
seek mental and other health services will be stakeholders due to data and information
sharing aspects. Health providers and professionals who work closely with mental health
nurses such as psychiatrists, pharmacists, and social workers are important stakeholders
because of their various role in medical treatments and psychosocial support within the
community (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2017).
1
Stakeholders will be required to provide immense input into their expected
opportunities for utilization of this type of a system in mental health nursing and
challenges that may arise and strategies for mitigating effects of these challenges.
Project Outcomes
1
This goal of this project is to enable mental health patients to become involved in their
care through self-care. Nurses will be able to offer real time counseling and education to
patients, which will improve patient engagement and eliminate barriers that prevent
effective nurse patient communication. It will empower patients to resolve identified
problems associated with their mental health well-being to ascertain sustained positive
mental health outcomes (Cohen et al., 2016). For instance, patients will be offered
strategies and approaches to deal with depressive symptoms and negative feelings that
may lead to resorting to drug and substance abuse. Additionally, nurses will be able to
identify specific trends and issues about mental health care form data and information
provided through wearable devices and smart phones. They will be able to deduce how
different interventions work for different mental health issues and with various
demographic groups. Enhanced patient engagement through frequent communication
with patients will allow nurses to maintain an improved patient tracking to ensure
sustainable and long-lasting mental health outcomes. Hence, this project will facilitate
nurses to engage in big data use to develop tailored and customized mental health
nursing interventions to patients according to their health issues and available resources
(Cohen et al., 2016). The project will enable mental health practitioners and nurses
reduce healthcare costs associated with increased rebounds mental health issues as well
as utilize health resources effectively and prioritize to address mental health issues
according to their urgency. Improved communication with patients will enable nurses
and other mental health providers to identify care gaps caused by care fragmentation
and missed care or interventions. Electronic patient generated health data will
complement existing mental health data and seal information gaps to offer an
integrated perspective of patients’ ongoing mental health.
Required Technologies
1
The required technologies are smart phones, mental health management apps, mental
health problems monitoring devices, and other wearable devices, which can be
integrated with EHR and allow for data transmission and communication (McGonigle &
Mastrian, 2017). Other technologies include computer hardware and software
technologies to facilitate system’s utilization and function, and nursing informatics
software related to electronic health records for data capture. The systems will need
internet connectivity to facilitate communication and data transmission. Project Team by
Roles The project team will include a mental health nurse whose role is to ensure that
proper mental health nursing terminologies are incorporated in the system. In addition,
Information specialists’ roles will involve building a prototype system for pilot testing
with nurses to ensure that the system functions effectively. From the prototype system,
the information systems specialists, in collaboration with the nurse informaticists will
evaluate nurses’ feedback to identify system shortfalls or areas for improvement
(McGonigle & Mastrian, 2017). They will collaboratively evaluate the system to upgrade
it or remove undesirable system elements to certify that all crucial mental health aspects
and incorporation of patient devices are taken into consideration. This will ensure its
usability to both nurses and patients. The project will include a project manager who will
ascertain that the overall goals of the project are achieved within the stipulated
timelines. A project manager will coordinate the entire project team and assist the
health facility to examine the cost benefit analysis of the project prior to embarking on
its implementation.
References
Cohen, D.
1
J., Keller, S. R., Hayes, G. R., Dorr, D. A., Ash, J. S., & Sittig, D.
F.
(2016).
Lessons learned from project health design.
1
JMIR Human factors, 3(2).
26-27.
Lai, A.
1
M., Hsueh, P. Y., Choi, Y. K., & Austin, R.
R.
(2017).
1
Yearbook of Medical Informatics, 26(01), 152-159. McGonigle, D., & Mastrian, K.
G.
(2017).
1
Nursing informatics and the foundation of knowledge (4th ed.).
Burlington, MA:
1
Jones & Bartlett Learning.
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Project Proposal 1
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Nursing Informatics Project Proposal At the psychiatric and mental health facility,
nurses experience challenges related to relapses of patients’ negative behavioral
pattern after conclusion of their therapy durations. This is attributable to lack of
elaborate mechanisms for patient follow-up and integrating patients into their
own care to promote self-care in mental healthcare and personal behavior
tracking (Cohen.et.al, 2016). In several instances nurses utilize the usual therapy
techniques to assist patients recover from mental health issues, such as cognitive
behavior therapy (CBT).
Original source
Nursing Informatics Project Proposal At the psychiatric and mental health facility,
nurses experience challenges related to relapses of patients’ negative behavioral
pattern after conclusion of their therapy durations This is attributable to lack of
elaborate mechanisms for patient follow-up and integrating patients into their
own care to promote self-care in mental healthcare and personal behavior
tracking (Cohen, Keller, Hayes, Dorr, Ash & Sittig, 2016) In several instances
nurses utilize the usual therapy techniques to assist patients recover from mental
health issues, such as cognitive behavior therapy (CBT)
• 1Student paper100%
Student paper
Although these techniques have been proven as effective in metal health
problems treatment, patients who are recovering from addictive behaviors are
often faced with the risk for relapse into negative behavior patterns and mental
health problems. To this end, it is essential for the mental health facility to
incorporate into its nursing informatics system a mechanism for encouraging
self-care and personal behavior tracking through integrated patient generated
health data systems (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2017). Through this strategy, the
mental health facility can integrate patients’ smartphones, apps, and wearable
devices to collect data about several patient aspects such as depressive
symptoms and feelings, inner emotional conflicts that lead to relapse of addictive
behaviors, missed medication, keeping track of personal appointments, and
enhanced communication with mental health providers. This project is valuable as
it will enable nurses to achieve the goal of involving patients in their own care
through gathering useful data that can facilitate improved mental healthcare
delivery.
Original source
Although these techniques have been proven as effective in metal health
problems treatment, patients who are recovering from addictive behaviors are
often faced with the risk for relapse into negative behavior patterns and mental
health problems To this end, it is essential for the mental health facility to
incorporate into its nursing informatics system a mechanism for encouraging
self-care and personal behavior tracking through integrated patient generated
health data systems (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2017) Through this strategy, the
mental health facility can integrate patients’ smartphones, apps, and wearable
devices to collect data about several patient aspects such as depressive
symptoms and feelings, inner emotional conflicts that lead to relapse of addictive
behaviors, missed medication, keeping track of personal appointments, and
enhanced communication with mental health providers This project is valuable as
it will enable nurses to achieve the goal of involving patients in their own care
through gathering useful data that can facilitate improved mental healthcare
delivery
• 1Student paper100%
Student paper
The goal of integration of patient generated mental health data is to enable
mental health nurses and professionals to obtain valuable data (Cohen.et.al.,
2016). Mental health professionals can have increased access to patient
generated mental health data and obtain an in-depth understanding about
patient mental health condition, home health situation, and allow for addition of
patient generated lifestyle information and data to nurses’ diagnostics to enable
provision of more accurate treatments and reduced recovery periods. This is
because the goal of mental health nursing is to reduce relapse of mental health
issues significantly. With patient generated mental health data, nurses can offer
mental patients with enhanced tools for self-care in the home environment and
facilitate improved quality of life and mental health.
Original source
The goal of integration of patient generated mental health data is to enable
mental health nurses and professionals to obtain valuable data (Cohen et al.,
2016) Mental health professionals can have increased access to patient generated
mental health data and obtain an in-depth understanding about patient mental
health condition, home health situation, and allow for addition of patient
generated lifestyle information and data to nurses’ diagnostics to enable
provision of more accurate treatments and reduced recovery periods This is
because the goal of mental health nursing is to reduce relapse of mental health
issues significantly With patient generated mental health data, nurses can offer
mental patients with enhanced tools for self-care in the home environment and
facilitate improved quality of life and mental health
• 1Student paper95%
Student paper
Patient generated health data although not widely adopted in mental health
nursing helps to improve areas such as patient engagement, research, and
mental healthcare delivery (Lai.et.al, 2017). This is enabled by the fact that
patients, their families, and care givers can autonomously capture data and
seamlessly transmit it to several mental health providers in real time from any
location.
Original source
Patient generated health data although not widely adopted in mental health
nursing helps to improve areas such as patient engagement, research, and
mental healthcare delivery (Lai, Hsueh, Choi & Austin, 2017) This is enabled by
the fact that patients, their families, and care givers can autonomously capture
data and seamlessly transmit it to several mental health providers in real time
from any location
• 1Student paper100%
Student paper
Project stakeholders include the mental health facility since the project will be
implemented in the facility. The mental health facility leadership and
management is expected to offer approval and financial support to facilitate
effective design and implementation of the project. Organizations that offer
support to mental health patients within the community are a key stakeholder in
the project due to their crucial role of providing extra psychosocial support to
mental health patients within the community. Patients their families and
caregivers are important stakeholders in this project (Lai et al., 2017).
Original source
Project stakeholders include the mental health facility since the project will be
implemented in the facility The mental health facility leadership and management
is expected to offer approval and financial support to facilitate effective design
and implementation of the project Organizations that offer support to mental
health patients within the community are a key stakeholder in the project due to
their crucial role of providing extra psychosocial support to mental health
patients within the community Patients their families and caregivers are
important stakeholders in this project (Lai et al., 2017)
• 1Student paper100%
Student paper
This is because patients will be expected to provide the required data through
their smart phones and wearable devices. They will also benefit from mental
health nurses’ rapid response to their mental health issues and better patient
engagement. As project end users, nurses are key and relevant stakeholders. They
will obtain vital data about patients’ mental health issues form information and
data gathered through the wearable devices, will effectively engage in research
and utilize data and information to develop improved mental healthcare
interventions and protocols.
Original source
This is because patients will be expected to provide the required data through
their smart phones and wearable devices They will also benefit from mental
health nurses’ rapid response to their mental health issues and better patient
engagement As project end users, nurses are key and relevant stakeholders They
will obtain vital data about patients’ mental health issues form information and
data gathered through the wearable devices, will effectively engage in research
and utilize data and information to develop improved mental healthcare
interventions and protocols
• 1Student paper100%
Student paper
Nursing informaticists will offer guidance and directions about how to integrate
electronic health records, standardized mental health nursing terminology,
mental health nursing interventions, and patients’ devices in order to capture
required data in the electronic health records (Lai et al., 2017). They will work
collaboratively with the information systems specialists to ensure that the system
functions as it is intended to function and that end users can effectively interact
with its interface to capture, store and retrieve important patient data. Other
psychiatric units and hospitals, where patients seek mental and other health
services will be stakeholders due to data and information sharing aspects. Health
providers and professionals who work closely with mental health nurses such as
psychiatrists, pharmacists, and social workers are important stakeholders because
of their various role in medical treatments and psychosocial support within the
community (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2017).
Original source
Nursing informaticists will offer guidance and directions about how to integrate
electronic health records, standardized mental health nursing terminology,
mental health nursing interventions, and patients’ devices in order to capture
required data in the electronic health records (Lai et al., 2017) They will work
collaboratively with the information systems specialists to ensure that the system
functions as it is intended to function and that end users can effectively interact
with its interface to capture, store and retrieve important patient data Other
psychiatric units and hospitals, where patients seek mental and other health
services will be stakeholders due to data and information sharing aspects Health
providers and professionals who work closely with mental health nurses such as
psychiatrists, pharmacists, and social workers are important stakeholders because
of their various role in medical treatments and psychosocial support within the
community (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2017)
• 1Student paper100%
Student paper
Stakeholders will be required to provide immense input into their expected
opportunities for utilization of this type of a system in mental health nursing and
challenges that may arise and strategies for mitigating effects of these
challenges.
Original source
Stakeholders will be required to provide immense input into their expected
opportunities for utilization of this type of a system in mental health nursing and
challenges that may arise and strategies for mitigating effects of these challenges
• 1Student paper100%
Student paper
This goal of this project is to enable mental health patients to become involved in
their care through self-care. Nurses will be able to offer real time counseling and
education to patients, which will improve patient engagement and eliminate
barriers that prevent effective nurse patient communication. It will empower
patients to resolve identified problems associated with their mental health well-
being to ascertain sustained positive mental health outcomes (Cohen et al.,
2016). For instance, patients will be offered strategies and approaches to deal
with depressive symptoms and negative feelings that may lead to resorting to
drug and substance abuse.
Original source
This goal of this project is to enable mental health patients to become involved in
their care through self-care Nurses will be able to offer real time counseling and
education to patients, which will improve patient engagement and eliminate
barriers that prevent effective nurse patient communication It will empower
patients to resolve identified problems associated with their mental health well-
being to ascertain sustained positive mental health outcomes (Cohen et al.,
2016) for instance, patients will be offered strategies and approaches to deal with
depressive symptoms and negative feelings that may lead to resorting to drug
and substance abuse
• 1Student paper100%
Student paper
Additionally, nurses will be able to identify specific trends and issues about
mental health care form data and information provided through wearable devices
and smart phones. They will be able to deduce how different interventions work
for different mental health issues and with various demographic
groups. Enhanced patient engagement through frequent communication with
patients will allow nurses to maintain an improved patient tracking to ensure
sustainable and long-lasting mental health outcomes. Hence, this project will
facilitate nurses to engage in big data use to develop tailored and customized
mental health nursing interventions to patients according to their health issues
and available resources (Cohen et al., 2016).
Original source
Additionally, nurses will be able to identify specific trends and issues about
mental health care form data and information provided through wearable devices
and smart phones They will be able to deduce how different interventions work
for different mental health issues and with various demographic
groups Enhanced patient engagement through frequent communication with
patients will allow nurses to maintain an improved patient tracking to ensure
sustainable and long-lasting mental health outcomes Hence, this project will
facilitate nurses to engage in big data use to develop tailored and customized
mental health nursing interventions to patients according to their health issues
and available resources (Cohen et al., 2016)
• 1Student paper100%
Student paper
The project will enable mental health practitioners and nurses reduce healthcare
costs associated with increased rebounds mental health issues as well as utilize
health resources effectively and prioritize to address mental health issues
according to their urgency. Improved communication with patients will enable
nurses and other mental health providers to identify care gaps caused by care
fragmentation and missed care or interventions. Electronic patient generated
health data will complement existing mental health data and seal information
gaps to offer an integrated perspective of patients’ ongoing mental health.
Original source
The project will enable mental health practitioners and nurses reduce healthcare
costs associated with increased rebounds mental health issues as well as utilize
health resources effectively and prioritize to address mental health issues
according to their urgency Improved communication with patients will enable
nurses and other mental health providers to identify care gaps caused by care
fragmentation and missed care or interventions Electronic patient generated
health data will complement existing mental health data and seal information
gaps to offer an integrated perspective of patients’ ongoing mental health
• 1Student paper100%
Student paper
The required technologies are smart phones, mental health management apps,
mental health problems monitoring devices, and other wearable devices, which
can be integrated with EHR and allow for data transmission and communication
(McGonigle & Mastrian, 2017). Other technologies include computer hardware
and software technologies to facilitate system’s utilization and function, and
nursing informatics software related to electronic health records for data
capture. The systems will need internet connectivity to facilitate communication
and data transmission. Project Team by Roles The project team will include a
mental health nurse whose role is to ensure that proper mental health nursing
terminologies are incorporated in the system.
Original source
The required technologies are smart phones, mental health management apps,
mental health problems monitoring devices, and other wearable devices, which
can be integrated with EHR and allow for data transmission and communication
(McGonigle & Mastrian, 2017) Other technologies include computer hardware
and software technologies to facilitate system’s utilization and function, and
nursing informatics software related to electronic health records for data
capture The systems will need internet connectivity to facilitate communication
and data transmission Project Team by Roles The project team will include a
mental health nurse whose role is to ensure that proper mental health nursing
terminologies are incorporated in the system
• 1Student paper100%
Student paper
In addition, Information specialists’ roles will involve building a prototype system
for pilot testing with nurses to ensure that the system functions effectively. From
the prototype system, the information systems specialists, in collaboration with
the nurse informaticists will evaluate nurses’ feedback to identify system shortfalls
or areas for improvement (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2017). They will collaboratively
evaluate the system to upgrade it or remove undesirable system elements to
certify that all crucial mental health aspects and incorporation of patient devices
are taken into consideration. This will ensure its usability to both nurses and
patients.
Original source
In addition, Information specialists’ roles will involve building a prototype system
for pilot testing with nurses to ensure that the system functions effectively From
the prototype system, the information systems specialists, in collaboration with
the nurse informaticists will evaluate nurses’ feedback to identify system shortfalls
or areas for improvement (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2017) They will collaboratively
evaluate the system to upgrade it or remove undesirable system elements to
certify that all crucial mental health aspects and incorporation of patient devices
are taken into consideration This will ensure its usability to both nurses and
patients
• 1Student paper100%
Student paper
The project will include a project manager who will ascertain that the overall
goals of the project are achieved within the stipulated timelines. A project
manager will coordinate the entire project team and assist the health facility to
examine the cost benefit analysis of the project prior to embarking on its
implementation.
Original source
The project will include a project manager who will ascertain that the overall
goals of the project are achieved within the stipulated timelines A project
manager will coordinate the entire project team and assist the health facility to
examine the cost benefit analysis of the project prior to embarking on its
implementation
• 1Student paper100%
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J., Keller, S. R., Hayes, G. R., Dorr, D. A., Ash, J.
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J., Keller, S R., Hayes, G R., Dorr, D A., Ash, J
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S., & Sittig, D.
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S., & Sittig, D
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JMIR Human factors, 3(2).
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JMIR Human factors, 3(2)
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M., Hsueh, P. Y., Choi, Y. K., & Austin, R.
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M., Hsueh, P Y., Choi, Y K., & Austin, R
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Yearbook of Medical Informatics, 26(01), 152-159. McGonigle, D., & Mastrian, K.
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Yearbook of Medical Informatics, 26(01), 152-159 McGonigle, D., & Mastrian, K
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Nursing informatics and the foundation of knowledge (4th ed.).
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Nursing informatics and the foundation of knowledge (4th ed.)
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Jones & Bartlett Learning.
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Jones & Bartlett Learning
