CNIA

Nurses are the key to the implementation of informatics in all areas of Canadian health care. We are the largest group of health professionals, we are technologically savvy, and have the clients' best interest at heart.

FROM THE CNIA

The goal of the CNIA is to be the voice for Nursing Informatics in Canada. The CNIA is the culmination of efforts to catalyze the emergence of a national association of nurse informaticians.

The CNIA exists to help all nurses from across Canada to learn, share, research, and create informatics-related projects and experiences that can help to boost the competencies, theory, and practice of informatics on a national level.

The mission of the CNIA is to be the voice for Health Informatics in Canada. Recognizing the importance of the work the CNIA is undertaking, the Canadian Nurses Association has granted affiliate group status to the CNIA.

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ISSN 1718-9438 - V. 3 No 2: SPRING 2008 INDEX

EDITORIAL
Editorial: Founding CNIA President, Lynn Nagle Awarded in CNA Centennial 100 Program by June Kaminski, Editor-in-Chief Canadian Journal of Nursing Informatics (CJNI), 3, (2) http://cnia.ca/journal/volume3_no2b.html
ARTICLES
Personal Digital Assistants in the Classroom and Beyond: A Collaborative Initiative between the College of New Caledonia, British Columbia and the University of Saskatchewan by Dr. June Anonson, Dr. Sandra Bassendowski, Dr. Pammala Petrucka, Anthony Ralston & Kelly Schweitzer Canadian Journal of Nursing Informatics (CJNI), 3, (2) http://cnia.ca/journal/Anonson.pdf
Transitioning from Implementation to Integration: An innovative team approach to support integration of technology into clinical practice by Teresa Coles, Gena Demunnick, Mary Ann Masesar Canadian Journal of Nursing Informatics (CJNI), 3, (2) http://cnia.ca/journal/Coles.pdf
Web-Enhanced Instruction and Simulation: Technologies That Can Bridge the Theory to Practice Gap by Jill Kerrigan Canadian Journal of Nursing Informatics (CJNI), 3, (2) http://cnia.ca/journal/Kerrigan.pdf
Developing a Home Telecare Service for Elderly Patients with COPD: Steps and Challenges by Antonia Arnaert and Megan Wainwright Canadian Journal of Nursing Informatics (CJNI), 3, (2)