Select a concept related to a practice problem of interest to you. • Using the Walden Library, find and read at least two articles (see attachments) that demonstrate concept analysis for your selected practice problem. Then Write a paper that summarizes the steps of the concept analysis process utilized in each article. Include in your summary the following information for each article

Select a concept related to a practice problem of interest to you. • Using the Walden Library, find and read at least two articles (see attachments) that demonstrate concept analysis for your selected practice problem. Then Write a paper that summarizes the steps of the concept analysis process utilized in each article. Include in your summary the following information for each article

Abstract
Background: The HITECH act’s financial incentives and meaningful use mandates have resulted in
unprecedented rates of EHR and CDSS adoption. These systems are premised on evidenced-based guidelines,
the standardization of care, and the reduction of subjective clinical decisions. Nurse Leader as Knowledge

They are designed to record
clinical events, synchronize the efforts of care teams, facilitate the exchange of information, and improve the
control and design of clinical processes. Knowledge workers are challenged to assimilate these changes into a
deliberative and autonomous style of practice.Nurse Leader as Knowledge Worker.
Aims: The study examined the impact of a CDSS implementation on nurses’ perceptions of their ability to
perform aspects of knowledge work and on the nursing practice environment. Nurse and clinical unit
characteristics were examined to identify those that predicted outcome variance.
Methods: This study used The Impact of Health Information Technology (I-HIT) and The Essentials of
Magnetism II (EOM II) instruments. Guided by the Quality Health Outcomes Model, this pre-post, quasiexperimental study includes t-tests, repeated measure and univariate general linear model regression analyses.
Two groups comprised the convenience sample of 1,045 nurses: a paired (n=458) and independent (n=587).Nurse Leader as Knowledge Worker.
Results: The functionality of the CDSS was perceived to reduce nurses’ ability to efficiently practice,
communicate, share information, and interfered with workflow in ways that depersonalized care. Perceptions
of the practice environment, interestingly, remained essentially unchanged, with slight improvements and no
statistically significant declines. This included perceptions about autonomy, patient-centered values,
professional satisfaction and quality care. Even though the CDSS’s functionality interfered with practice, and
may be poised to deemphasize subjective judgment and autonomy, nurses did not seem to reject the CDSS’s
ability to standardize aspects of care. Nurse Leader as Knowledge Worker.This study also found that nurse and clinical unit characteristics such as
clinical unit type, shift, expertise, race, and whether or not nurse education was obtained outside of the USA,
explained more variance than years of experience, institutional tenure, and level of education.
Conclusion: Results suggest that nursing science needs to investigate and advise the design of CDSSs, as well
as, develop tactics to reap the benefits of processes and guidelines, while preserving knowledge works’
emphasis on expertise, intuition, and holistic care.