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|  Taking the "I" road: from nursing informatician to CEO, CIO, or CFO. Related Articles Taking the "I" road: from nursing informatician to CEO, CIO, or CFO. Nurs Adm Q. 2001;25(4):83-6 Authors: Simpson RL Strategically and fiscally, information technology (IT) has become one of the most significant areas in today's health care organizations. As clinical systems begin to constitute the lion's share of IT budgets, the progression from nurse information to "C" level should be an increasingly logical one. But is it? This article addresses why and how nurses can move up the administrative ladder and the value of technological expertise to that advancement. PMID: 18193605 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] More... |
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