Digital transformation of nursing practice: the role of the VAR platform in improving the efficiency of nurses’ work
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https://doi.org/10.11603/2411-1597.2026.2.16465Keywords:
digital technologies, nursing practice, VAR Healthcare, work efficiency, nurses, digital platformsAbstract
Introduction. In today’s era of digital transformation, which is increasingly permeating various aspects of our lives, and the healthcare system in particular, the implementation of innovative technologies is becoming crucial not only in the scientific aspects of the field but also in clinical practice. This may also become particularly relevant for daily nursing practice, which will require rapid access to information, strict adherence to protocols, and a high degree of precision in actions. A modern nurse must not only perform their duties effectively but also possess in-depth medical knowledge, be able to make independent decisions, and take responsibility for the outcomes of those decisions.
The aim of the study – to analyze the role of the VAR Healthcare digital platform in enhancing the effectiveness of nurses’ professional activities.
The main part. This article examines the possibilities and prospects of using digital platforms in nursing practice, using VAR Healthcare as an example. It demonstrates that the use of such cutting-edge tools contributes to improving the organization of many work processes, increasing the speed and coordination of decision-making, and ensuring access to up-to-date clinical data. Special attention should also be paid to the impact of digital tools on the quality of performing a large number of medical procedures, the prospects for reducing the number of errors, and the development of a more structured approach to patient care in the future. The results of a survey of healthcare professionals indicate a high level of positive perception regarding the prospect of using the VAR Healthcare platform in their professional practice, particularly in terms of improving productivity, work efficiency, and access to necessary information.
Conclusions. The use of digital platforms, particularly VAR Healthcare, can be viewed as a promising way for optimizing various aspects of nursing practice. Their implementation in daily practice contributes to improving the quality of medical care, increasing the efficiency of nurses’ work, and developing their professional competencies.
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