Wk. 3 Discussion: Interaction Between Nurse Informaticists and Other Specialists. One of the professionals that cannot operate without an approach of collaboration in nursing. To ensure better services are delivered, all nurses must work in the same direction with technology specialists and nursing informatics to make sure services are delivered smoothly (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2017). When the patient attends to the health care facility, they are met by receptionist who are experts in medical records and direct patients to the next step after recording their details. The patient is directed to the triage, where a nurse assesses them to submit their various problems, including patient treatment urgency. Issues such as blood pressure, sugar levels and BMI are very significant and are monitored within the triage before the doctor attends the patient. The same results can be shown in the patient's records if the recording system is automated, where they are communicated directly to the doctor scheduled on that day. The doctor of the day recommends the medication after examining the patient, ward admission or further tests. A nurse may take over at this stage in case of wound dressing or admission according to the doctor's directions. This is a procedure performed by patients daily and requires the collaboration of experts between nurses and other specialists to perform services as required. Strategy issues on how to improve the interactions and technology are effective because it eliminates the unnecessary delays and speeds up the processes, and may contribute to worst cases leading to loss of lives (Macieria et al. 2017). In the admission to triage and doctor’s consultation room, there is an effective online transmission of patient data, eliminating delays, cost reduction, and smooth delivery of health care services. Nursing informatics continues to advance, such in a specialty, where the nursing future seems to be brighter. The manual patient recording system is eliminated, enhancing the collaborative interactions, reducing costs, being more productive and improving the quality (Wang, Kung & Byrd, 2018). According to the developing technology, professional collaborations enter a whole new level, improving service delivery in the healthcare facilities.

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