How does health information technology affect patient outcomes in the perinatal setting?

  • How does health information technology affect patient outcomes in the perinatal setting?

  • Identify two (2) advantages and two (2) disadvantages of health information technology as they apply to the perinatal setting. Explain your answer.

  • Discuss strategies the Registered Nurse can employ to reverse the two identified health information technology disadvantages.


  • Provide a rationale for each strategy indicating how it results in the provision of safe, quality care in the perinatal setting. Include a reference from the literature to support the information provided.

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