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The impact of information systems on nursing performance and productivity.

Recent technologic developments have expanded the capabilities of information systems to enhance nursing communication, documentation, and clinical decision making. The author discusses the potential of sophisticated information systems to improve nursing performance and productivity and to affect positively clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction, nursing retention, and strategic planning capabilities. Information systems can serve as a remarkable vehicle for efficiently enhancing quality of care in an environment of stringent cost constraints.