Module 2: Assignment: Human-Technology Interface Application

Module 2: Assignment: Human-Technology Interface Application

 

Human-Technology Interface Application Assignment

 

This week you will identify, research, and discuss human-technology interface/interactions related to nursing informatics. Information presented in the written assignment will also focus on the application to your role in nursing administration or nursing education.

“You can observe a lot just by watching” —Yogi Berra

(American professional baseball player and coach)

Instructions:

  • Read Chapter 11, The Human-Technology Interface (noted in the assigned readings)
  • View the videos in Module 2
  • Review the grading rubric and instructions below BEFORE continuing with the assignment.
  • Based on your observations, submit a written paper based on the following headings:
  • Definition

Provide the definition of human-technology interface based on the literature and give 2

examples, based on your observations. Include references. o Human-Technology Interface Issue

Identify, analyze, and describe 1 human-technology interface/interaction issue in nursing that you have observed (not mentioned in the text) and describe your proposed solution. Be specific. Include references.

  • Human-Technology Interface Working Well

Identify, analyze, and describe 1 human-technology interface/interaction in nursing that you have observed (not mentioned in the text) that you think is working well as designed. Be specific. Include references. o Impact to Role

Describe how human-technology interfaces can impact and/or influence your role as a nurse administrator or nurse educator. Be specific and provide an example. Include references.

  • Review the literature and cite a minimum of 3 journal articles. Additional references may include the course textbooks and websites from the list of Informatics Websites provided in Course References.
  • Submit a written paper and include a cover page and reference page (Use APA format).
  • Maximum 1000 words not including cover page and reference page. Refer to the rubric for additional information.

Submission Instructions:

  • Submit the assignment by 23:59 Saturday of Module 2.
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  • View the Unicheck Report for any issues

PLEASE READ: By submitting this assignment, I certify that the materials I am submitting are entirely my own work. I have not copied the work of any other student (past or present) or collaborated with anyone elst on this assignment unless specifically directed to do so. I understand that academic dishonesty is grounds f dismissal from the program.

Module 2: Human-Technology Interface Grading Rubric

Criteria Ratings Pts
Definition (20 pts) 1. 20 to >17.O pts 17 to >15.O pts 15 to >13.O pts 13 to pts
Provide the definition of Accomplished Acceptable Acceptable Not
human-technology • Clearly • Definition partially •Minimal information Acceptable
interface based on the literature. describes the provided or not provided for the •Definition 20 pts
2. Provide definition • clear • References definition not stated
examples based on References cited provided • •References not •References
observations • Provided 2 Provided 2 included •Provided 1 not included
examples based examples based on example based on •No
Human-Technology 20 oþsmetb¶5.O pts pts
Interface Issue (20 pts) Accomplished Proficient Acceptable MêNided
Identify, analyze, and • Presents an • Presents a • Presents a Acceptable
describe 1 human- insightful and thorough analysis superficial or • Analysis of
technology thorough analysis and description of incomplete the identified
interface/interaction issue and description of the human- analysis and issue is not
in nursing that you have the human- technology description of the presented • 20 pts
observed (not mentioned technology interface interface issue • human-technology Does not
in the text) and describe issue • Uses Uses problem- interface issue • use problem-
your propsed solution. Be problem-solving solving and critical Uses limited solving or
specific. Include and critical thinking thinking skills and problem-solving critical
references skills and describes partially describes and critical thinking
Human-Technology a possible solution • a possible solution thinking skills skills •
Interface Working Well f OhE#8LÌlê4Ë9ng
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interface/interaction in tb&.1Wpmalysis of the presentation
nursing that you have and description of the human- õÞO’sis and of the 20 pts
observed (not mentioned the human- technology description of the Human-
technology interface working human-technology technology
in the text) that you think interface working well as designed • interface working interface
is working well as designed. Be specific. well as designed • Uses problem- well as designed • working well
Include references Uses problem- solving and critical Uses limited as designed
solving and critical thinking skills and problem-solving • Does not
thinking skills and partially describes and critical use problem-
Impact to Role (20 pts)

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but not clearly example Explanation
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provide an example.

insightful and Include references.

thorough explanation and Searching the Literaturets (10 pts) q!Þ5iPurnal I Pe

articles within the last 5 years • Course textbook and informatics websites may be used as additional resources

Writing and APA including: (10 pts) 1.  Writing is clear, objective,  formal, and professional 2. Correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation

  1. Use APA format for written assignment 4. Use APA format for written assignment including an introduction and a conclusion 5. Reference page according to APA format
  2. Maximum 1000 words (not including cover page and reference page)

 

Total Points: 100

Module 2: Overview

 

System Development and Human-Technology Interface

 

  • How do these topics relate to informatics and why are they important?
  • How do you approach problem-solving?

In this module, we will will discuss the System Development Life Cycle and the importance for informatics. We will explore the significance of the interactions of humans with technology. Lastly, to gain a better of understanding, we will review terminology in nursing.

Course Outcomes

  • Apply nursing Informatics concepts to practice
  • Discuss the implications of information technology for nursing practice and health care
  • Apply personal skills in use of information technology appropriate to nursing practice, education, and research

Topic Outline

  1. Overview: System Development Life Cycle
    1. Comparison to the nursing process
    2. Cost benefit
  2. Approaches to the System Development Life Cycle
    1. Waterfall
    2. Rapid Application Development (RAD)
    3. Object-Oriented System Development (OOSD)
    4. Dynamic System Development Method (DSDM)
  3. Human-Technology Interface
  4. Terminology in Nursing

 

OBJECTIVES

After completing this module, you will be able to:

  • Identify the components of the System Development Life Cycle
  • Review selected approaches to the System Development Life Cycle and discuss advantages and disadvantages of a selected approach
  • Identify Human-Technology Interfaces and the application to nursing informatics
  • Review and recall terminology in nursing

Module 2 Overview Video

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N5308 Module 2 Overview Script.pdf

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N5308 Module 2 Overview Slides.pptx

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Module 2: Readings

Reading

Chapter 9 – Systems Development Life Cycle

Chapter 11 – The Human-Technology Interface

McGonigle, D. & Mastrian, K.G. (2022). Nursing informatics and the foundation of knowledge. (5th Ed.). Jones & Bartlett Learning.