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As a Registered Nurse you may be in a role where you are required to communicate

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As a Registered Nurse you may be in a role where you are required to communicate information to your peers about various topics and engage in conversation. In this module, you will focus on the first part of this discussion:
Human Factors in Computing.
Refer to the Newsletter Discussion Boards (see the attachment) – Alternative Formats document for guidance regarding the mechanics and methods of communication options. Refer to the details in the discussion thread to learn more about what to include in your initial post and peer replies.
Instructions:
Each member should create a newsletter (written or SBAR,) on the topic of Human Factors in Computing.
In your newsletter, answer the three (3) questions below.
What is the nurse’s role in usability?
Why might the use of health IT products potentially inhibit the user’s ability to see the “big picture” of the patient?
What is it about accessing, viewing, and using the electronic health record (EHR) that makes it a different user experience from that of using traditional hard-copy patient charts and records?
In the Human Factors in Computing discussion thread, each member should create an initial post featuring their completed newsletter.
Your initial post must include an APA Reference page regardless of delivery type selected (written newsletter or SBAR).

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