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Data, Information, Knowledge, Understanding, and Wisdom

Prior to beginning work on this discussion, read the required resources for this week, including the article Informatics: Evolution of the Nelson data, information, knowledge and wisdom model: Part 1 (Links to an external site.). Review the instructions below and research two additional scholarly sources to support your statements.

For
this discussion, we will be considering various categories of content.
Russell Ackoff theorized that the content of the human mind can be
classified into five categories:

• Data: Symbols and discrete facts. They have no meaning in isolation.
• Information: Data that are processed to be useful. Information provides answers to “who,” “what,” “where,” and “when” questions.
• Knowledge: Application of data and information. Answers the “how” questions.
• Understanding: Appreciation of “why.” This is the process of synthesizing new knowledge from previous knowledge.
• Wisdom:
  Evaluating understanding. This is the process of evaluating between
  options. For example, deciding right from wrong or good from bad.

Consider these categories and create an initial post with the following elements:

• Analyze
  how Ackoff’s theoretical model is used in each of the pillars of health
  informatics: clinical informatics, population informatics, consumer
  health informatics, translational bioinformatics, and clinical research
  informatics.
• Choose three of the pillars of health informatics and provide a real-world example.
  • Explain how each of your examples has impacted health care.
  • Examine
    how the key informatics skills of communicating, structuring,
    questioning, and decision-making are represented in each example.

Support your statements with evidence from your sources.

RESORCES BELOW

Coiera, E. (2015). Guide to health informatics (3rd ed.). Retrieved from https://www.vitalsource.com

• Chapter 9: Information Management Systems
• Chapter 10: The Electronic Health Record
• Chapter 11: Designing and Evaluating Information and Communication Systems
• Chapter 12: Implementation
• Chapter 13: Information System Safety
• Chapter 14: Information economics
• Chapter 32: Consumer Health Informatics

Articles

Gosfield, A. G. (2015). Understanding
risk-based payer contracts: An exploration of emerging payment models
for patient-centered medical homes, accountable care organizations, and
episode-based care (Links to an external site.). Journal of Medical Economics, 92(6), 48-52. Retrieved from http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/ijme20

• The
  full-text version of this article is available through the ProQuest
  database in the University of Arizona Global Campus Library. This
  article is an exploration of emerging payment models replacing
  traditional payment models in the United States. These changing models
  are closely tied with the generation of health data and the role of the
  patient and family in health care. This article will assist you in your
  Consumer Informatics assignment this week.

Martinez, V.I., Marquand, J.L., Saver, B, Garber, & Preusse, P. (2017). Consumer
health informatics interventions must support user workflow, be
easy-to-use, and improve cognition: Applying the SEIPS 2.0 model to
evaluate patients’ and clinicians’ experience with the CONDUIT-HID intervention (Links to an external site.). Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, 33,4, 333-343.doi.org/10.1080/10447318.2016.1278340