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Nursing Leadership

Nursing Leadership

Vol. 28, No. 4, 2016

From the Editor-in-Chief

The Importance of Being Informatics Savvy

Lynn M. Nagle

Informatics Perspective

Past, Present and Future: The Outlook from Mid-Career Nurse Informaticians

Robin Carrière, Alison MacDonald and Yvonne Chan

Informatics Perspective

The Big Data Revolution: Opportunities for Chief Nurse Executives

Sally Remus

Case Study

The Case for Standardized Data in Nursing

Peggy White

Leadership Profile

An International Perspective on Nursing Informatics: In Conversation with Nick Hardiker

Gillian Strudwick

Nursing Research

EHR Learning – It’s about Nursing, Leadership and Long-Term Commitments

Karen E. Furlong

Nursing Research

Social Media and Nursing Leadership: Unifying Professional Voice and Presence

Tracie Risling

Update

Informatics Activities at the Canadian Nurses Association

Kathryn J. Hannah

Looking Ahead

Informatics and Nursing in a Post-Nursing Informatics World: Future Directions for Nurses in an Automated, Artificially-Intelligent, Social-Networked Healthcare Environment

Richard G. Booth