Using this required reading: Covid-19 and the Need for Health Care Reform (King, 2020)  NEJM . 

Identify 1 flaw in the US healthcare system that was made evident during the pandemic, and 1 innovation during the pandemic that improved health care.

Please give 3 scientific citations 

Nursing is a job that is physically and mentally taxing. It requires focus and attention. (It is also extremely rewarding!) As with all thing there are extremes that need balance. 

The NCSBN conducted research to identify the personal and professional characteristics of nurses experiencing heightened workplace burnout and stress. 

Step one:  Read the article attached below

Step two:  Formulate a professional, well thought out post answering the following questions:

Describe something that came from the research. 

As a profession, what can we do going forward to make positive changes in nursing? (This must be supported by a research article)

What effective health practices do you plan to do for yourself, as you begin your nursing career to reduce stress and hopefully prevent burnout? 

How might this affect patient care and ultimately outcomes? (there is a large amount of data on this) 

This can be written in paragraph or bullet point format as long as each item is addressed in complete sentences and proper grammar. 

References must be dated within the last five years. They must be cited properly in the body of the work and listed at the end in APA formatting. 

  

1. Interoperability can only be achieved when provider organizations do the work necessary to participate. Do provider organizations have the necessary incentives to do that work?

2. Private health information exchanges seem to be growing at a faster pace than public health information exchanges. Public exchanges should arguably offer more value to patients and lower costs to provider organizations. Why the discrepancy?

3. The INPC, originated as a research project, was initially funded by grants and one of the ongoing value propositions is research use of the data. Is research necessarily critical to success of a health information exchange?

4. Establishing and operating a health information exchange requires a variety of investments including computing and network infrastructure, software systems of various types, legal and operational costs. Would you agree that data capture and normalization is the largest investment required?

5. Computing infrastructure, networking technology, software and clinical information standards will continue to evolve rapidly and investments in the technology will depreciate relatively rapidly. What are the core assets of an HIE if not these things?

Respond to the 4 colleagues  by suggesting a different way of framing their critical question. Cite sources to support your posts and recommend to colleagues. provide at least 2 references each.