NURS FPX 4040 Assessment 3 Evidence Based Proposal and Annotated Bibliography on Technology in Nursing

 
The well-justified adoption of telestroke technology significantly reduces intervention time and improves patient outcomes in stroke care. Remote neurology consultations contribute to timely decision-making, lowering mortality rates and disability, and increasing patient satisfaction. Seamless integration into healthcare workflows fosters interdisciplinary collaboration, overcoming geographical barriers for specialized care. Telestroke aligns with patient-centered principles, positively impacting organizational factors and justifying its implementation as a transformative tool for elevating stroke care standards

Summary of Recommendation
The studied literature offers an exhaustive comprehension of fall detection and prevention systems, underscored by the incorporation of machine learning, patient-centered toolkits, and organizational determinants. The article highlights the substantial impact of Telestroke technology on patient safety, care quality, and interdisciplinary teamwork in stroke management (Sharma et al., 2020). The strategic implementation of telestroke technology is highly recommended for improving patient safety and stroke care quality (Shem et al., 2022). Organizational success in integrating telestroke technology relies on aligning policies with innovative adoption, sufficient investment in financial and technological resources, and fostering a culture valuing technological advancements and interdisciplinary collaboration (Caughlin et al., 2020). Telestroke technology justifiably enhances quality care and patient safety. This strategic investment aligns with patient-centered principles, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, and ultimately improves long-term patient outcomes and healthcare standards (Ashcraft et al., 2021).

Conclusion
The annotated bibliography underscores the profound implications of telestroke technology on nursing practice and patient care outcomes. The evidence presented in this assessment paints a compelling picture of how telestroke services contribute significantly to improved patient safety and care quality. The seamless integration of technology into healthcare workflows not only facilitates swift interventions but also fosters collaborative practices within interdisciplinary teams. The organizational factors influencing the implementation of telestroke technology, ranging from policies and resources to cultural alignment and leadership