A group of information technologists are analyzing how the use of standard terminologies has been scientifically investigated for its effectiveness and impact on patient care. The use of standard terminologies can facilitate which of the following?
A) Multiple support languages
B) Consumer informatics
C) Computer literacy
D) Evidence-based practice and decision-support rules
D) Evidence-based practice and decision-support rules
Explanation: A) Multiple support languages are not relevant when discussing a standardized language.
B) Consumer informatics is not associated with standardized terminologies.
C) Computer literacy is not associated with standardized terminologies.
D) Standard terminologies can facilitate the collection and analysis of data. As a central repository for data, the investigator can extrapolate and analyze data. From the analysis, linkages can be determined and models that support decisions are developed. As evidence-based practice models are generated, clinical nursing practice and outcomes are improved.
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