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I. GENERAL COMPUTER INFORMATION. 1. Informatics in the Health Care Professions. 2. Hardware, Software, and the Roles of Support Personnel. 3. Ensuring the Quality of Information. 4. Electronic Communication and the Internet. II. HEALTH CARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS. 5. Health Care Information Systems. 6. Strategic Planning. 7. Selecting a Health Care Information System. 8. System Implementation and Maintenance. 9. Information Systems Training. 10. Information Security and Confidentiality. 11. Network Integration. 12. The Electronic or Computer-Based Patient Record. 13. Regulatory and Accreditation Issues. 14. Disaster Planning and Recovery. III. SPECIALTY APPLICATIONS. 15. Using the Computer to Support Health Care Education. 16. Telehealth. 17. Research. Appendix A: Internet Primer. Appendix B: Career Resources on the Internet. Appendix C: Internet Resources for Nurses and Health Care Professionals. Appendix D: Case Study Exercises. Glossary.