This text explores the fundamental concepts and practical applications of nursing informatics. The book begins with an overview of the field, progressing through essential computer basics in Unit One. Subsequent units delve into the impact of the Internet on healthcare, the effective use of personal productivity software, and the critical skills required for managing and interpreting data, the ultimate product of informatics, in Unit Five.

The book is structured to provide a comprehensive review of nursing informatics, moving from foundational computer knowledge to advanced data application. Its progression through distinct units suggests a methodical approach to learning the subject matter. The content covers key areas such as internet healthcare applications and clinical informatics, indicating a broad scope for students and professionals in the field. The publisher's description highlights a focus on practical skills for data utilization.