英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to identify the essential components for informatics literacy (IL) for clinical nurses working in a regional hospital. Based on the results of literature reviews and expert panels, a research framework was proposed. The survey methodology was employed in a regional hospital, and the subjects are both senior administrators of nursing department and persons who are in charge of implementing Nursing Information Systems. A total of 35 copies of questionnaire were sent out and 31 copies were returned (response rate was 88.6%). The findings of this study indicate that three factors (informatics knowledge, informatics skills and computer attitudes) are the essential components of IL for clinical nurses. The first factor consists of three variables: concepts of basic information technology (IT), information security, and knowledge of using HIS. The second factor consists of three variables: the ability to operate computers, the ability to use information technology, and network basics. The third factor consists of two variables: behavior when using IT, and attitude towards applying IT. A total of fifty-seven items out of the original questionnaire (a total of eighty-six items) are included in the three factors, and the rest of twenty-nine items were not considered essential due to their average scores are less than 4 point. |