Aug 4, 2026 · 49 min · 12 segments
Healthcare produces more data than almost any other industry, yet most of it is used to describe what already happened. This episode explores what happens when that data starts predicting instead. We…
Now, we're talking about data and just for our listeners who are not too familiar with health care and never heard the term, what exactly is nursing informatics and why do you say nurses are the center of a new area of intelligent health care? And actually, as a response, I even can give you a personal testimony on that topic.
yes nursing informatics as the specialty has been around since the 1980s and and we even have theories and models from the 60s but essentially informaticist is a global specialty that's also in a lot of our ancillary like pharmacy physical therapy occupational therapy you know physicians The informaticist really just started to develop to be able to be that translator between technology and healthcare.
And now with AI, it's even exploded even more to help with that bridge transition.
We often also talk about, some of our models talk about data, wisdom, and knowledge, and how that all transcribes into, again, different techniques, different ways to justify future actions, help with research.
So I remember people who follow me closest know that most of the expertise in data comes from healthcare.
And early on, we have some initiatives that we're trying to implement and make a health profession to adopt and And it was always a struggle because, you know, people have a lot of also a lot of things on their plate.
It was and I remember like one specific example that it really it was like transformation into this health system.
It was we were doing like a perioperative analytics, like analyzing, like scheduling of surgeries and things.
And
Now, we're talking about data and just for our listeners who are not too familiar with health care and never heard the term, what exactly is nursing informatics and why do you say nurses are the center of a new area of intelligent health care? And actually, as a response, I even can give you a personal testimony on that topic.
yes nursing informatics as the specialty has been around since the 1980s and and we even have theories and models from the 60s but essentially informaticist is a global specialty that's also in a lot of our ancillary like pharmacy physical therapy occupational therapy you know physicians The informaticist really just started to develop to be able to be that translator between technology and healthcare.
And now with AI, it's even exploded even more to help with that bridge transition.
We often also talk about, some of our models talk about data, wisdom, and knowledge, and how that all transcribes into, again, different techniques, different ways to justify future actions, help with research.
So I remember people who follow me closest know that most of the expertise in data comes from healthcare.
And early on, we have some initiatives that we're trying to implement and make a health profession to adopt and And it was always a struggle because, you know, people have a lot of also a lot of things on their plate.
It was and I remember like one specific example that it really it was like transformation into this health system.
It was we were doing like a perioperative analytics, like analyzing, like scheduling of surgeries and things.
And
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