Additional (for Battery Exam)

• Telehealth - is the innovative use of telecommunications technology to provide healthcare services remotely
• Applications used for telehealth:

  • Video conferencing platforms
  • Telemedicine platforms
  • E-prescribing platforms
  • Remote patient monitoring apps
• World Wide Web - connects people globally, democratizes information access, revolutionizes industries, and fosters innovation, shaping modern society's communication, learning, and business landscape.
• web browser - is software for accessing and interacting with information on the internet by rendering web pages containing text, images, and multimedia. Examples include Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Safari, and Opera
• Connected age - describes an era in higher education characterized by the integration of diverse elements
• Who introduced the connected age?

  Oblinger (2013)
• What is the most prevalent social networking site?

  Facebook
• Benefits of Social media:

  • Facilitates communication, networking, and information sharing
  • Fosters community engagement and collaboration
  • Offers opportunities for education, awareness, and advocacy on various issues
• Republic Act No. 10175 or Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 - This law addresses offenses committed against computer data and systems,
• Data Privacy Act of 2012 (Republic Act No. 10173) - This law regulates the processing of personal information by both government and private sectors.
• National Cybersecurity Plan (NCSP) - is a comprehensive strategy formulated by the government to strengthen the country's cybersecurity posture
• Bangsamoro Organic Law - The BOL includes provisions for cybercrime prevention and cybersecurity within the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM)
• Online classes in the Philippines began to gain prominence around the mid to late 2000s, but wasn't until the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
• Learning Management Systems (LMS) - These platforms provide a centralized hub for delivering educational content, managing courses, facilitating communication, and tracking student progress.
• Library management systems - automate library operations, including cataloging, circulation, inventory management, and patron services, enhancing access to educational resources and research materials.
• Communication and Collaboration Systems - These systems facilitate communication and collaboration among students, educators, and stakeholders through email, messaging apps, discussion forums, video conferencing tools, and shared documents.
• E-learning platforms - host digital courses, tutorials, and educational resources, delivering learning materials asynchronously or synchronously over the internet.
• Faculty support - includes various resources, services, and initiatives aimed at empowering educators in their teaching, research, and professional growth pursuits.
• Faculty development - is a critical component to the success of any online education, especially as colleges and universities are using numerous Adjunct Faculty to assist with the increased student enrollments and teaching responsibilities
• Faculty workload - refers to the number of courses taught by an instructor
• Course development - This process typically includes identifying learning goals, selecting appropriate content and instructional methods, designing assessments, and implementing the course
• THREE CATEGORIES OF THE USE OF WEB FOR COURSE:

  • Hybrid Courses
  • Web Enhanced face to face courses
  • fully online courses
• Hybrid courses - blend online and traditional face-to-face instruction. They offer flexibility by combining in-person and virtual learning.
• Web-Enhanced Face-To-Face Courses - supplements inperson classes with online resources and activities.
• Fully online courses - are delivered entirely via the internet.
• Computer technology - revolutionizes nursing research by boosting efficiency and precision.
• Nursing research - A systematic investigation and inquiry conducted by nurses and other healthcare professionals to advance nursing knowledge, improve patient care, and enhance healthcare outcomes.
• Goal 1: Advancing Nursing Knowledge - Aims to expand the body of knowledge within the nursing profession.
• GOAL 2: Improving Patient Care - Nursing research seeks to identify effective interventions, treatments, and strategies to improve patient outcomes and quality of care.
• GOAL 3: Informing Evidence-Based Practice. - Evidence-based practice (EBP) involves integrating the best available evidence
• GOAL 4: Addressing Healthcare Challenges - Nursing research addresses key challenges and issues facing healthcare systems,
• GOAL 5: Promoting Professional Development. - It encourages lifelong learning and empowers nurses to contribute to the advancement of their profession.
• DATA COLLECTION - Computerized systems allow for streamlined data collection,
• DATA ANALYSIS. - Advanced statistical software programs enable nurses to analyze large datasets quickly and efficiently.
• LITERATURE REVIEW - access to vast repositories of scholarly articles and research databases
• SIMULATION AND MODELING - utilize computer simulations and modeling techniques to explore complex healthcare scenarios.
• DATA PROTECTION REGULATIONS - compliance with ethical standards and data protection regulations.
• COMPUTERIZED INFORMATION RESOURCES - an electronic resources that are easily available and accessible and can assist nurses in maintaining and enhancing their professional practices.
• Two types of computerized resources:

  • essential computerized resources
  • supportive computerized resources
• Essential computerized resources - are defined as those resources that are vital and necessary to the practitioner to accomplish the specific goal.