Canadian Journal of Nursing Informatics | Promoting Nurses Work in Health Informatics in Practice, Research, Leadership, and Education

CJNI is a peer-reviewed, online, quarterly journal.

JOURNAL MAIN

Artificial Intelligence in Nursing

By Raymund John Ang
Nurse Developer Column

Volume 19 No 1 2024

Apr, 20 · in Volume 19 2024,Volume 19 No 1

A Systematic Search of Publicly Available mHealth Apps for Respite Care Coordination

by Aimee Castro
Jose Londono Velez
Tracy Nghiem
Karyn Moffat
Antonia Arnaert
Ariana Pagnotta
Ariane Gautrin
Argerie Tsimicalis

Volume 19 No 1 2024

Apr, 20 · in Volume 19 2024,Volume 19 No 1

Passing the Torch: Strengthening the Informatics Nursing Workforce Through Mentorship

by Marcia Bergfeld

Volume 19 No 1 2024

Apr, 20

Evaluating a social media strategy for an international cardiothoracic research network: A cross sectional study

by Suzanne Fredericks
Tommy Lin
Julie Sanders
Rochelle Wynne
Rafaela Pedrosa

Volume 19 No 1 2024

Apr, 20

Making Tech-Savviness Mandatory in Canadian Nursing

by Kennedie Lentz Maidment

Volume 19 No 1 2024

Apr, 20

Index of Volume 18 Number 3-4

INDEX OF CONTENT

Volume 18 No 3-4 2023

Sep, 22

Trends in Remote Patient Monitoring

by June Kaminski
Editor in Chief

Volume 18 No 3-4 2023

Sep, 22

Index of Volume 20 Number 1

Spring into the new season with our course sale! April 22, 2025
To celebrate all of our hard-working nurses, we are now offering all of our courses for 40% off to celebrate new beginnings! Spring can be the perfect time to earn your required CE credits for license renewal or certification, plus increase your knowledge and skills in the fascinating realm of nursing informatics! There is no […]

The Mission of The Canadian Journal of Nursing Informatics is to provide a free, peer-reviewed venue for nurses and researchers who work with Nursing Informatics to disseminate their research, presentations, reviews, essays, multimedia and other digital publishable materials on a global scale. We have decided to offer this journal free of charge to authors and readers in order to make informatics research and theory openly available to all Canadian nurses.