Prepare a scholarly APA paper in which you analyze the role and practice of the Informatics Nurse Specialist as it relates to consumer informatics and interactive health information systems This scholarly paper is to be presented using the format set forth in the Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th edition). This paper will be 8-10 typed, double-spaced pages in length using APA format (6th edition) excluding title page and references. At least (4) references MUST be from peer-reviewed journals. Late papers will only be accepted at the discretion of the Faculty. RUBRIC 1.Abstract 5% 2.Analyze the culture and information needs of consumers 10% 3.Formulate a strategy to empower consumers to seek information, analyze their health care needs, and make decisions about their own health care. 10% 4.Evaluate the quality and accessibility of healthcare information and resources to the consumers 10% 5.Identify issues related to health literacy and digital divide. Analyze effective strategies/solutions to promote digital inclusion. 10% 6. Explore the promise and challenges of consumer-centric technologies use for disease management/ patient care delivery specifically telehealth and personal health records. Discuss consumers’ use of information technology and implications on patients’ outcome. 20% 7.Describe the role of the informatics nurse specialist as it relates to consumer informatics and interactive health information systems 10% 8.Examine ethical, legal, economic and cultural issues that influence consumer healthcare informatics. 10% 9.Current literature research supporting all aspects of paper. At least (4) references MUST be from a peer-reviewed journal. 5% 10.APA Format (6th Edition.) Use/format headings and subheadings to organize the sections of your paper in a top-down progression according to the order of importance 5% 11. Submit Consumer Healthcare Informatics paper to Turnitin for grading. Turnitin Originality index not more than 10% excluding Title page and references. 5% Total 100% NOTE THE ARTICLE MUST BE PEER REVIEWED AND NOT MORE THAN FIVE YEARS (2013-2018).
