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.

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Assessing Positive Predictors for Implementation Success: Defining Organizational Readiness for Digital Transformation in Healthcare

by Jennifer Matthews
Kim Burgess

Volume 20 No 2 2025

Jun, 20 · in Volume 20 2025,Volume 20 No 2

Translational informatics in research: From inception to implementation

by Pratiwi Dhein Hastania

Volume 20 No 2 2025

Jun, 20 · in Volume 20 2025,Volume 20 No 2

Usability of Electronic Health Records by Clinicians in Acute Care: A Scoping Review

by Sheryl Drews
Charlene Thompson
Hayley Gerlach

Volume 20 No 2 2025

Jun, 20

Impact of Telehospice During the COVID-19 Pandemic

by April Casabona
Jonah Abordo
Geraldine Resonable
Roison Andro Narvaez

Volume 20 No 2 2025

Jun, 20

Index of Volume 20 Number 1

INDEX OF CONTENT

Volume 20 No 1 2025

Mar, 21

AI Scribes in Canadian Health Care: Easing Documentation Burden, Enhancing Care

by June Kaminski
Editor in Chief

Volume 20 No 1 2025

Mar, 21

Best Practices in Training Nurses to Use Electronic Health Records: A Literature Review

by Jennifer Wilks

Volume 20 No 1 2025

Mar, 21

Index of volume 21 number 2

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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.