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Well, my band of Four Happy Carpet Orcs (aged 3 to 13) and I have decided to do a map, we browsed about and they chose Snapgallows, purely, I think, because of the recent influence of the Corpse Bride.
We are using this adventure to teach them the basics of several programs, Inkscape, Sketchup, Photoshop, PD Particles/Dogwaffle, and the original Terragen, so far, though the output of all of them may not make it into the final image.
Creative story telling will also be a big part of their journey, as every map needs a history, especially for children. I entertain the ones who are not actively working on the 2 laptops with bits of jibberish concerning just about everything I can think of, they ask amazingly astute questions, and we refine the tale.
Hopefully this will be the beginning of at least one Cartographers' or Tellers' long term journey, and as it is really for their enjoyment it may not be entirely appropriate for big folk, but you can take that up with the FHCO Inc. muscle.
Some of the basics so far, contingent upon the whims and wiles of FHCO Inc.
Snapgallows is now a village of middling size, rather grim and unkempt.
It sets on the remnants of a older, much more refined Town, once known as Haughley.
Of early Haughley little is known. That Limestone was skillfully quarried is evident from the partially standing town walls and towers that encircle Snapgallows, several fine structures walled and floored entirely with limestone blocks and slabs, and, of course, the large scale Quarry and myriad of Quarrier Digs,narrow twisting tunnels which followed the veins of blue tinted Limestone deep beneath the hill which stands to the north f Snapgallow. These tunnels were the earliest manner in which the fine Snapgallow limestone was quarried and a quite numerous. seldom visited in these days, as shal be seen.
Snapgallows, and Haughley in its time, is governed by members of the Seven Families, folk of above average wealth and status who through politic and persuasion (some times heavy handed) wheedled their way to the seat of power and control.
Most houses in Snapgallows are cobwalled with shingled roofing made from castoffs from the quarry, here and there bits of the older, finer buildings have been absorbed into even the roughest hovel. The Seven Families have made their homes from the last of the fully standing Haughley structures, a few of which were actually houses, some of which were quarry stone cutter's halls, (making for vast drafty rooms, bitterly cold in winter, but status outweighs comfort) and one of which was the original Haughley gaol (owned now by the Oboro Family, which sets firmly, and somewhat resentfully, at the bottom of the Snapgallows Seven Families Hierarchy).
Employment/livelihood. The Seven Families money is thought to come from trade, transport and security, as they are not known to raise a hand in labor, but many rumor that filching from caravans they have been paid to protect adds much to their purses.
Most other Snappies, as they are oft called, subsist by working the land, with taters and sow corn being the main crops. Taters for eating and sow corn for feeding, as the raising of a furry little piggish creature known as a casked belly hammer is another Snapgallow livelihood. Casked Belly Hammer's are rather intelligent and grow extremely quick on a limited diet, making for the perfect livestock. "Feeds itself and tastes grand", is the local opinion of these little porkers.
A semi feral breed of goat, known as Quarriers, as they roam the sparse fields near the diggings, is herded for its milk, making a tasty sharp cheese and the squeakiest curds ever heard.
Most other skills follow from these livelihoods, cheesemaker, glover, skinner, tanner, brewer (tatershine!), and so on. As well as the more common trades as merchant, smith, barber, pother, seamstress, booter and the like.
The origination of the name of Snapgallows, as opposed to its earlier moniker Haughley, is a tale in itself, concerning the last day and words of one Alfert Kier, Tanner by Trade, and his death above Gwillam's Seat atop Snapgallow Hill,,and shall be extolled upon the CWBP Wiki in due time.
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If anyone can give me insight into Lewis Central in Council Bluffs, I would appreciate it. I am looking at a job there as a teacher and know nothing more about the school that what their website provides.
I would not want to live in Omaha, but Council Bluffs seems cleaner. Is this true?
Is it in a good area? A place you would want to raise a family?
Is it in a poor area or a wealthy area or somewhere in between?
They seem to have a very good recent basketball tradition. Football? (I also coach)
Anything you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Feel free to send me a private message if you don't want to post.
Haha... Council Bluffs is cleaner?!?!? Oh so wrong. Council Bluffs is making some improvements but it is known as Council-tucky for a reason.
I grew up in Glenwood about 10 miles from there.
Young and looking for things to do: Live in Omaha
Older and looking to raise a family at home: Live in Council Bluffs
The school is on the south edge of Council Bluffs. The only thing near it is the Iowa school for the deaf. I would say it is not rich or poor, but down the middle. Back in my day football and wrestling is what they were good at.
Originally Posted by RyCy04
Haha... Council Bluffs is cleaner?!?!? Oh so wrong. Council Bluffs is making some improvements but it is known as Council-tucky for a reason.
Such an ignorant comment. People that use the term Council-tucky surely know something about hillbillies, but typically know nothing about Council Bluffs.
I grew up in C.B. and went to Lewis Central for a year. Council Bluffs is a great place to live. I prefer the West End, but you will find nice neighborhoods in the East as well.
If you are younger and like the night life you can always live in the Old Market area, it's a short commute to C.B. West Omaha is nice as well, but it will be a long commute.
Originally Posted by sunset
Such an ignorant comment. People that use the term Council-tucky surely know something about hillbillies, but typically know nothing about Council Bluffs.
I grew up in C.B. and went to Lewis Central for a year. Council Bluffs is a great place to live. I prefer the West End, but you will find nice neighborhoods in the East as well.
If you are younger and like the night life you can always live in the Old Market area, it's a short commute to C.B. West Omaha is nice as well, but it will be a long commute.
I have lived in both Omaha and Council Bluffs. There are nice parts of Council Bluffs, I agree. The improvements near the casinos is making that part of town much cleaner and more appealing. But much of the town needs improvements, especially the downtown area.
CB isn't bad the further east you head. LC is on the southeastern edge, so its plausible you didn't see the "trashy" parts of CB. I think most kids that go to LC have a decent amount of money. Of course, not all do.
They have a great wrestling tradition. Council Bluffs schools aren't known for their athletic prowess. St Albert, a private school puts together pretty decent fb and mbb programs.
Further east, about 10 miles is a town called Treynor. If you are looking to raise a family that is a great place. They have pretty decent boys/girls sports tradition. Median household income is 65k. About 14 miles northeast is Underwood and they are pretty similar to Treynor with a slightly lower but still respectable economic status.
Kinnick smells like syrup.
To further expand, Lewis Central is it's own school district. I'm not sure were the majority of it's students come from. Lewis Central is in the Hawkeye 10 Conference and for football at least, it's in Class 3A, District 8.
From what I have heard it is definitely the best school in the area. It is not within the CB school district which has always been a pretty big mess (for the most part). The neighborhoods around there are pretty much middle-class. I would definitely not call CB clean but it is definitely a lot better than it used to be! It is one of the only cities in Iowa that I would say is actually growing and improving(even if this did start from the money generated by the three casinos).
I agree with the statements by others that if you have a family CB would be the right choice(that or West Omaha). If you are younger, the scene is definitely in Omaha.
Lewis Central students come from all around the outskirts of Lewis Central and from within the Council Bluffs School District. I know people who went to LC because it was a better school and definitely offers better athletic opportunities. The school building for high school is only about five or six years old.
Great Wrestling Tradition, some recent names
Brandon Mason - Currently OSU wrestler, ranked #11 at 174
Trent and Travis Paulson - National Champ at ISU and the other was Ranked in the Top 5 his last 2 years of Wrestling for ISU.
I'm sure there are some that I am missing.
The Council Bluffs of tomorrow will be greatly different than that of the past.
You can thank Google for that.
I live and work in Omaha, but with the changes coming to CB am considering moving. to the IA side. Also the kids will then get in state tution at Ames, and I wont be forced to write a check to UNL.
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Yea I really think Google is going to change the complexion of CB. Might be what brings in several more bigger companies to create more jobs in the area. What really needs to be done to CB is the cleaning up of Broadway around where the pedestrian bridge from Omaha comes in. Right now it is essentially the "bridge to nowhere". Council Bluffs needs to be able to offer some nice clubs and nice restaurants on their side of the bridge. As of right now their is a nice entrance and about one mile later you run into strip clubs. That pretty much sums up Council Bluffs right now.
Having grownup in the area (parents still live there) I would say there have been great changes to CB. It used to be that a person went to Omaha for everything. With the development in the Southeastern part of the city that is not always the case. New stores in the area include, Super Target, Kohls, HobbyLobby, JC Penny and a few others. CB is lacking in quality restaurants though.
The school is a mix of upper, middle and lower economic status. The earlier post is correct in the fact that it is not associated with the CB school district. Rural addresses in the area do have a CB zip code which leads to some confusion.
Wrestling tradition is outstanding and still growing. CB has a great youth wrestling program. Football has had ups and downs, but with Harlan in the district what can you expect.
I am currently a Jumior at LC. LC is without a dubt the best school in Council Bluffs. Last year are basketball team was 21-3. This year our football team was 8-2. We have a great wrestling and baseball tradition. Council Bluffs is a great place to live. There are some slummy parts of town like everywhere. Are high schoool is fairly new. It was built 7 or 8 years ago. The school isn't to big or to small, just like Council Bluffs. Our enrollment is right around 1000. From what i have heard, the elementary classes have been increasing rapidly in size. We definatly have the highest academic standards in Council Bluffs. As far as the CB area goes, it's a great place to raise a family.
If you have anymore questions feel free to ask.
Sports are cyclical in C.B., each of the schools have been decent at various sports over the years. Lewis Central has had the most recent success.
T.J. has the best baseball tradition, but has not been good in a decade. They had a pretty good wrestling program as well, but not much success in quite a while. A.L. has been good at basketball, and football over the years. Both A.L. and T.J. have new football coaches that appear to be very good. Should be interesting in the near future.
When I lived there St Alberts skimmed kids from all the other schools so they tended to do very well in their category (I think they were 1A). Seems like they make state pretty regularly in all sports.
You can get a good education in any of the schools. Each has it's own set of problems, but nothing too bad.
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1)Bubu Palo and possibly Doug McDermott will be on the team. He will have some good friends on the team that will gain some of his interest.
2)Better players. McDermott is realizing that unathletic guys do not do well in the Big 12. We got Colvin (4*), Gilstrap(2nd best JUCO player according to ESPN), Dendy (old 4* player, has some cool youtube vids as well), Oliver (might redshirt, but is supposedly an athletic freak). Add Pomlee, Hamilton, Christoppherson, and we have a good team soon.
3)Parental influence/location. For a guy like Harrison, he seems grounded. The people who influenced that are his parents. His mom has been their for him, his dad not so much. His dad told ME that he wants Harrison in the pros soon. I think that won't matter alot because of Harrison and his dad's relationship. I expect Harrison to be in school 2 years ala Blake Griffin.
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sorry, I meant 3 reasons, not why he will go to Iowa State.
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His dad told ME that he wants Harrison in the pros soon.
That sounds kind of pathetic but I wasn't there.
you are not serious, are you?
What does his dad do now?
The only reason I can think of is that he lives in Ames.
Originally Posted by Cydkar
That sounds kind of pathetic but I wasn't there.
He told me at the semifinals of state against Johnston. This is what he said...."That boy will make me a ton of money soon".
Sorry I have no source, this is what he told me....
Ronnie and HB's mom didn't sit by each other, so I wasn't sure what she thought of that...
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The only reason I can think of is that he lives in Ames.
He also knows Bubu and Doug....IDK if DOug will come here, but Bubu might help us in recruiting.
Also, Colvin is supposedly talking to recruits to come to Iowa State, I imagine Barnes would be one of them.
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What does his dad do now?
No idea, he sat 2 rows behind me for most of it. No idea, sorry.
He grew up watching the Cyclones... he knows what this place can be. I have a feeling Greg is building a team for HB... I think what we see from Gilstrap will be a good indication of what we can offer HB.
It could shape up we see the best Iowa State teams since the Fizer/Tinsley days in the near future
glad some people are a little optimistic....geez. It seems like since Iowa State sucks lately that we can't get any 5 stars...NOT true. We can still get good players here. Examples:Colvin(hope), Brackins, Weasley Johnson, Mike Taylor
Every story I have heard is he doenst have much to do with his dad, if anything at all.
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I think what we see from Gilstrap will be a good indication of what we can offer HB.
Sounds like a good thought except for one issue - HB most likely commits during the early signing period before Gilstrap ever takes the court for Iowa State.
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Sounds like a good thought except for one issue - HB most likely commits during the early signing period before Gilstrap ever takes the court for Iowa State.
I suppose, though, there's a chance they'll be playing together over the summer. I remember a mention that the two matched up on Gilstrap's visit last Fall (IIRC, Harrison won).
Go Cyclones!
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On Tuesday, in a 2-1 decision, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals found Illinois's ban on carrying concealed firearms unconstitutional based on a 2008 Supreme Court decision, District of Columbia v. Heller, which overturned a D.C. handgun ban. In his decision for Moore v. Madigan, Judge Richard Posner wrote that the Second Amendment "confers a right to bear arms for self-defense, which is as important outside the home as inside," and that Illinois failed to show "more than merely a rational basis for believing that its uniquely sweeping ban is justified by an increase in public safety." The court will give the Illinois legislature 180 days to craft a new law regulating how weapons are carried.
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CONNORVILLE - Building a program takes time, but it takes more time if the building blocks keep falling down. Entering his seventh year as Buckeye Local girls' basketball coach, Willie Luther's hopes and goals have never changed. Build a good program that develops good players.
During his tenure at the Panthers helm, his teams have experienced their ups and downs. Last season was the proverbial can of worms with good stretches and bad before finishing with a 7-13 mark and dropping the opener in the sectional.
A good nucleus returns, but a couple blocks have already fallen and that only means one thing Luther, his staff and players will just have to work a bit harder.
Luther's roster includes four seniors, four juniors, six sophomores and eight freshmen. Four of those sophomores and one freshmen will be elevated to see action at the varsity level along with the junior and senior group.
''We have five lettermen returning and we are looking for them to provide the leadership that we need on this team,'' Luther said. ''We also need those girls to step up an done a little bit better than they did last year.
''Each one of our returning players has the capability of taking their game to the next step. They all have the capability to become leaders on the floor and that is what we are asking them to do this year.''
Luther's returning letterwinners include seniors Kayla Fillipovich, Amy Balk, Danielle Smith and Alexis Valuska, junior Morgan Fedorko and sophomore Lauren Swiger. The 5-foot-11 Fillipovich is looking for a fourth letter as she returns as the top scorer (12.2 ppg) and rebounder (11.9 rpg) from a year ago. The 5-9 Balk averaged 2.9 points and rebounds and two assists as a junior and the 5-6 Valuska tallied 4.6 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.8 assists from her guard spot. Smith saw most of her action coming off the bench, but provided timely help throughout the season.
Fedorko, a 5-6 guard, scored five points per outing and added 3.7 rebounds and 1.8 assists. The 5-10 Swiger, who turned heads on the court as just a freshmen last year, average 4.3 points, three rebounds and 1.5 assists last season.
Three other juniors will be vying for floor time this season when the Panthers take the floor. That group includes 5-7 post Karlee Leonard, 5-5 post Chanler Long and 5-4 guard Ashley Taylor.
Luther indicated that three other sophomores will see considerable time at the varsity level. The group has 5-2 guard Carly Banal, 5-8 post Kierstyn Czuchran and 5-6 guard Bailee Morrocco. Other sophomores that will start the season with jayvee squad are 5-5 post Mikayla Parteli and 5-9 post Kala Petrella.
Luther has one of his talented freshmen listed with the varsity who could quit possibly open the season at the point in 5-3 guard Becky Zeroski.
''We are looking for individual improvement that leads to overall team improvement,'' Luther said. ''We do have a lot of younger players, but they have played a lot of basketball, not as much on the varsity level, but they spent a lot of time on the court.
''Right now we are just trying to find the right mix of varsity returning players and younger players to step up and fill areas of need and improve. That will all lead to success.
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A fizzy drink that promises children one of their five-a-day portions of fruit and vegetables, will go on sale in McDonald's from next week.
New drink 'Fruitizz' will be served at the counter from May 16, alongside other soft drink staples, in response to research by the company that found children found this "more exciting and desirable".
As part of the fast food giant's efforts to improve the health credentials of its children's meals, the drink contains no added sugars, artificial colours or flavours and blends 60% fruit juice from grapes, apples and raspberries with natural sparkling water.
McDonald's chief executive and president Jill McDonald said: "For the past three years, we have been working hard behind the scenes to create a fizzy drink that is unlike anything else currently available in high street restaurants.
"We tried and tested 80 formulations in order to create the right product that delivers nutritional benefit as well as a new, exciting taste."
The new drink follows the introduction of carrot sticks, fruit bags, mineral water and organic semi-skimmed milk to McDonald's Happy Meal menu.
Children's Food Campaign spokesman Malcolm Clark said: "It's encouraging to see companies like McDonald's making it easier for parents to make healthier choices for their children.
"The best news for children's health will be if fruit-based drinks start to displace sugary drinks such as Coca-Cola from children's menus in McDonald's."
Sasha Watkins, a spokesperson for the British Dietetic Association, added that although it was great to see healthier alternatives to soft drinks being made available, parents should remember that fruit juice - while being high in nutrients such as Vitamin C - is also full of sugar.
"Only one 150ml glass of unsweetened 100% fruit or vegetable juice can count towards our five a day. Water is still the best drink choice for both children and adults."
Richard Laming, media director of the British Soft Drinks Association, also cautioned against expecting too much from health-targeted products.
"The soft drinks market is fast-moving, dynamic and always open to new, innovative products. New drinks can survive if consumers like them, but if they don't find a following, they won't last.
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Editor's Summary
Rolled into general health services, an invisible part of a hospital room rate, nursing is overdue for its own professional identity. One hallmark of a true profession is universal use of a specialized vocabulary by members. Standardized nursing terminologies provide a consistent basis for communicating the unique contributions of nursing to direct patient care and to research. Nursing has the dubious advantage of having seven recognized term sets serving numerous purposes but undermining the goal of consistency, key to widespread recognition and acceptance. Adoption of a single vocabulary appears doubtful, though two stand out for active support, currency and free availability. Widespread use of a standardized nursing terminology will come with time, consistent use, incorporation into nursing education and reference in professional health care and nursing journals. Cross mappings to important medical terminologies are necessary for interoperability and use in health and nursing informatics research.
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Informatics and the Future of Nursing: Harnessing the Power of Standardized Nursing Terminology
by Patricia M. Schwirian
Most people agree that nursing is a profession. Others, however, would argue that it is still evolving because it lacks some of the hallmarks of a true profession. For example, a true profession entails the right to practice independently. Nursing isnt there yet. While states vary considerably in the extent to which a nurses practice must be supervised by a physician, supervision in some form is still the case. Another defining characteristic of a true profession is a specialized vocabulary that is used and understood universally by its members. Professions such as medicine and law have specialized vocabularies of long standing.
A significant challenge that nursing has always faced is how to differentiate nursings contributions to patient care from those of medicine particularly in the hospital environment. With the increasing importance of the electronic health record (EHR) and the Nationwide Health Information Network of which the EHR is the foundation, the challenge becomes even more important. Rutherford [1] has stated it well: Practicing nurses need to know why it is important to document care using standardized nursing languages, especially as more and more organizations are moving to electronic documentation (ED) and the use of electronic health records. In fact, it is impossible for medicine, nursing or any health care-related discipline to implement the use of ED without having a standardized language or vocabulary to describe the key components of the care process. Another colleague and I recently wrote, We need to identify nursings contribution to patient care and determine the best way to incorporate elements of nursing care into the EHR and other documentation that describes and evaluates the quality of patient care. Fortunately, the answer is already at hand; it lies in the use of standardized terminologies that reflect the uniqueness of nursing care. A key element in differentiation between the purposes and practices of nursing and medicine lies in the professional languages that are used and understood within and between these disciplines [2].
Using standardized nursing terminologies (SNTs) has several important and necessary benefits. They include better communication among nurses and other healthcare providers; increased visibility of nursing interventions and resultant patient outcomes; improved patient care; greater adherence to standards of care; and furthering the nursing research agenda by generating data about patient care in a consistent manner [2].
It was exactly this last element furthering the nursing research agenda that prompted Harriet H. Werley, a nursing leader of incredible intellect, dedication and foresight, to take the lead in what was to become nursing informatics in the very early 1980s. As she pointed out, Nurses must learn to take advantage of the advances made in the information and computer age and recognize that the opportunities and technology are there for them to conduct research and develop their computerized nursing information systems. Only then can the nursing care documentation and related nursing administrative data be collected, retrieved and manipulated in systematic ways to advance nursing practice as well as the profession.[3, p. xix] Standardization of the language that nurses use to document care and outcomes had to be an integral element of this effort.
A factor that Werley did not address, but one that has been a sore point for nurses for many years is being part of the room rent. When one goes to a hospital for diagnosis, treatment and care of a disease, disorder or injury, one expects to pay for the services received from physicians. Typically, however, nurses perform most of the direct care that a patient receives. One never expects to get a bill for those services. Yet, as Moss and Saba [4] have pointed out, The cost of nursing care constitutes a high proportion of healthcare expenses. . . . The current practice of billing for inpatient healthcare services is based on the outdated and often impractical accounting system from the 1930s wherein hospitals bill patients at a fixed daily room rate and the costs of nursing services are included within this per-diem change. . . . Thus, nursing costs are included in overall department and organizational summaries and are not itemized, devaluing the critically important role of the nurse in the delivery of direct and indirect patient care [4, p. TC149].
In addition to Harriet Werley, another major player in the evolution of standardized nursing terminologies was Norma M. Lang. She was a key figure in the conceptualization and development of nursing diagnosis a concept that arose in the mid 1970s. Lang built on the work of Marjory Gordon who, in 1976, offered conceptual and structural definitions of nursing diagnosis. According to Gordon
[5], a nursing diagnosis has three essential components: the health problem (P), the etiology (E) and the defining characteristics or signs and symptoms (S). The development of a nursing diagnosis taxonomy and its use in nursing practice, many argued, was a means of defining nursing practice both inside and outside the profession and of contributing to the growth of nursing autonomy. Led by Norma Lang, this line of work ultimately produced a set of diagnostic statements that were accepted by the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA). NANDA diagnoses were developed using a Delphi-like system in which experts provided input to the development and refinement of each statement. There was and still is considerable criticism directed toward the NANDA taxonomy, but it still holds a significant place in the world of SNTs.
A Standardized Nursing Terminology or the Standardized Nursing Terminologies?
The development of SNTs proceeded rapidly through the late 1980s and into the1990s. Nursing is a very broad field. Most nurses practice in hospitals, but many engage in practice home health, office nursing, community nursing, occupational nursing. Moreover, there are subspecialties under each of these areas, so it is difficult to find one terminology that will meet the needs of all these groups of nurses. Accordingly, different terminologies have been developed that reflect different kinds of practice and incorporate varying conceptual foundations. Many argue that progress would be made more rapidly if nurses would simply agree on one best or most-inclusive SNT, thereby allowing nurses to present a more unified front in their efforts to define nursing practice in a unified, understandable manner. That agreement has not come to pass.
Instead, nursings most powerful voice and standard-setter the American Nurses Association (ANA) has defined a set of ANA-Recognized Terminologies. Carol Bickford, a senior policy fellow in ANAs Department of Practice and Policy, has stated, Nursing is both blessed and challenged by the wealth of terminologies available for describing nursing practice and nurses contributions to healthcare. This diversity offers practitioners choices in how to best describe their patient population and practice. [6, p. 182-183)]. The Committee for Nursing Practice Information Infrastructure (CNPII) provides oversight for the recognition program. The recognized terminologies include seven interface (or point-of-care) terminologies and three multidisciplinary terminologies.
- Clinical Care Classification (CCC). The CCC is a research-based, empirically developed terminology that started with a community focus, but has evolved under the direction of Virginia Saba at Georgetown University into a comprehensive terminology designed to be applicable to all settings. It includes nursing diagnoses, interventions and outcomes. The CCC was designed to be computerized. Some of the others are not.
- Omaha System. The Omaha System was also designed from the beginning to provide a structure that was computer compatible. Like the CCC it is also research-based, and under the leadership of Karen Martin at the Omaha Visiting Nurses Association
was developed, tested and revised through the efforts of public health and home care nurses in Omaha, Nebraska and community health agencies in seven other geographical areas.
[7, p. 297]. The Omaha System includes an assessment component, an intervention component and an outcomes component. While originating in community and home care, it has evolved over time and is currently applicable in a wide variety of nursing care settings, including acute care.
- Nursing Intervention Classification (NIC). The NIC is a
comprehensive, research-based standardized classification of interventions that nurses perform. It is useful for clinical documentation, communication of care across settings, integration of data across systems and settings, effectiveness research, productivity measurement, competency evaluation, reimbursement and curricular design. The classification includes the interventions that nurses do on behalf of patients, both independent and collaborative interventions, both direct and indirect care.
[8]. Developed by nurse researchers at the University of Iowa, the NIC interventions include both the physiological and the psychosocial. The 554 interventions are grouped into 30 classes and seven domains physiological: basic; physiological: complex; behavioral; safety; family; health system; and community. Each intervention has a unique number (code). The NIC is continually updated and is mapped into SNOMED (Systemized Nomenclature of Medicine).
- Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC). NOC was also developed at the University of Iowa. A nursing outcome is defined as
a measureable individual, family, or community state, behavior or perception that is measured along a continuum and is responsive to nursing interventions. The outcomes are developed for use in all settings and all patient populations. Clinical sites used to test the NOC included tertiary care hospitals, community hospitals, community agencies, nursing centers and a nursing home. . . . The 490 outcomes are grouped into 32 classes and seven domains: functional health, physiologic health, psychosocial health, health knowledge and behavior, perceived health, family health and community health. Each outcome has a unique code number that facilitates its use in computerized clinical information systems
[9]. Like its sister program, NIC, it has been mapped into
- NANDA International (Nursing Diagnoses, Definitions and Classification). The historical importance of NANDA as a foundational element of the SNTs has already been mentioned as has the centrality of its developer and champion, Norma Lang. It is a nursing diagnosis classification developed to describe judgments made by nurses in providing care. These diagnoses are the basis for selecting appropriate nursing interventions and establishing desirable patient outcomes. The terminology is updated every two years.
- International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP). This classification is the newest of the SNT development efforts and the only one of the ANA-recognized terminologies that is international in scope. ICNP is the outcome of a proposal to the International Council of National Nurses to develop a standardized vocabulary and classification of nursing phenomena, interventions and outcomes that would be useful in both paper and electronic records. Moreover, it was to be part of a worldwide infrastructure for the purpose of improving healthcare policy and patient care globally. It was to involve a common language to facilitate communications describing nursing care and stimulate nursing research. Current efforts focus on mapping the ICNP to the ADA-recognized terminologies and SNOMED CT
- Perioperative Nursing Data Set (PNDS). Members of the American Operating Room Nurses association started the PNDS development in 1993. It describes perioperative nursing diagnoses, interventions and patient outcomes that are specific to the perioperative environment from preadmission until discharge using standardized elements.
Is the Adoption of a Single SNT Likely to Occur?
The simplest answer is probably not. It is my opinion that the two single SNTs that are the most likely to have the most widespread use are the CCC and the Omaha system for three primary reasons. First, each has a vigorous champion. Virginia Saba is an outspoken advocate for the CCC, which she developed. She is a very active contributor to the online discussions of the American Nursing Informatics Association (ANIA). ANIA is an organization composed primarily of the nurses who are active in the field of informatics primarily in hospitals. When questions arise pertaining to technical/structural problems an informatics nurse may have, Dr. Saba is quick to explain how the CCC handles that problem. She is also active in research that evaluates the utility of the CCC in nursing practice. For example, in a 2012 issue of CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing (considered by most to be the premier journal in the NI field), she and Jacqueline Moss, a colleague from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, reported on a pilot study that demonstrated the use of the CCC System Costing Method to tease out the actual costs of nursing care [4]. Could this be a ticket to getting out of the room rent?
The Omaha System also has an equally dedicated champion in Karen Martin, who directed the development of the Omaha System when she was employed by the Visiting Nurses Association of Omaha, Nebraska. Like Dr. Saba, she too is actively involved in research that demonstrates the value of her system. In 2011 CIN published a paper in which she and colleagues from the University of Minnesota and the University of Pennsylvania discussed how implementation of the Omaha System can contribute to achieving the goals of meaningful use a critical element in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. Achieving meaningful use goals has significant financial implications for eligible professionals and hospitals that use certified electronic health record technology [9]. Dr. Martin is also a tireless presenter of Omaha System workshops and programs for users at all levels of expertise.
Beyond the dedicated efforts of Saba and Martin, the CCC and Omaha systems have another advantage: they are both in the public domain and they are free! Finally, both systems are religiously kept up to datea must if a system is to survive in the highly competitive healthcare marketplace.
Are We Harnessing the Power?
In my opinion, the best answer is We are getting there. Progress is being made, but in a fragmented way. For example, the NANDA typology has been a regular part of baccalaureate nursing programs for at least the past 10 years, so students are familiar with the notion of a standardized terminology and structured language. The younger generation of nurses therefore has that experience as a piece of their education. However, most older nurses have no familiarity with NANDA or any of the more recent structured languages [2] [11]. How are practicing nurses going to become familiar with SNTs? Linda Thede and I raised that question in our second national survey of nurses. While the workshops and orientations provided by vendors of EHRs as part of the installation package are often their only source, many are learning about SNTs from the professional literature and continuing education. However, the lack of follow-up education available in their everyday practice makes if difficult for most nurses to make SNTs a part of their everyday practice [12]. Provision of ongoing, follow-up education and support is a must.
Another indicator of progress is the increasing frequency with which articles about the value of SNTs and research reports describing their effectiveness in achieving patient care goals are appearing in the respected professional healthcare journals focused on informatics such as CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing and JAMIA (Journal of the American Association of Medical Informatics). The nursing specialty journals are also picking up on SNT articles applicable to their own areas of practice.
In order for the informatics goal of full interoperability across nursing information systems to be achieved, two steps must take place. The first is that nurses must be supported consistently in their use of SNTs; the second is that cross-mappings among the various terminologies must be completed. Although all the major nursing terminologies have been included in the Unified Medical Language System (UMLS) developed and distributed by the National Library of Medicine (NLM), research is needed to map these terminologies fully and accurately. Fortunately, work in this area is underway, suggesting that the importance of capturing and manipulating data regarding nursing effectiveness is now much more widely recognized [13] [14].
Finally, in my role as an educator (I teach an online graduate nursing informatics course and almost all of my students are also employed full time in hospitals) I'm seeing progress. One of the discussion questions I present has to do with the extent to which they have encountered SNTs in their professional practice and what they think about the impact of SNTs on nursing practice and patient care. Three or four years ago their responses were mostly a blank slate. That situation has changed dramatically for the better in the past year as vendors are incorporating SNTs in varied forms and combinations into the nursing-care related elements of the EHR. Sometimes they tell me that until they read about SNTs in my class they didn't know that they were working with them, but now they do. That might be a backdoor approach to learning and appreciating SNTs, but I am encouraged.
Now, about getting out of that room rent!
Resources Mentioned in the Article
[1] Rutherford, M. A. (2008). Standardized nursing language: What does it mean for nursing practice? OJIN: Online Journal of Issues in Nursing, 13(1). Retrieved from www.nursingworld.org/OJIN
[2] Schwirian, P. M. & Thede, L. Q. (2011). Informatics: The standardized nursing terminologies: A national survey of nurses experience and attitudes. OJIN: Online Journal of Issues in Nursing, 16(2). Retrieved from www.nursingworld.org/OJIN
[3] Werley, H. H. & Lang, N. M. (Eds.) (1988). Identification of the Nursing Minimum Data Set. New York: Springer.
[4] Moss, J. & Saba, V. (2012). Costing nursing care: Using the Clinical Care Classification System to value nursing intervention in an acute-care setting. CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing, 30, TC149-TC154. Retrieved from http://journals.lww.com/cinjournal/pages/default.aspx
[5] Creason, N. S. (1988). Need for precision in definition of elements for the Nursing Minimum Data Set, with examples from the nursing process. In Werley, H. H., & N. M Wang (Eds.). Identification of the Nursing Minimum Data Set (pp. 289-299). New York: Springer.
[6] Hunter, K. M. & Bickford, C. J. (2011). The practice specialty of nursing informatics. In Saba, V.K., & K. A. McCormick (Eds.) Essentials of nursing informatics (5th ed.) (pp. 171-189). New York: McGraw-Hill Medical.
[7] Thede, L. Q. & Sewell, J. P. (2010). Informatics and nursing: Competencies and applications (3rd ed.). Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
[8] Bulechek, G., Butcher, H., Dochterman, J. & Wagner, C. (Eds.). (2013). Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) (6th ed.). St. Louis, MO: Elsevier.
[9] Moorehead, S., Johnson, M. & Swanson, E. (Eds.). Nursing Outcomes classification (NOC) (5th ed.). St. Louis, MO: Elsevier.
[10] Martin, K. S., Monsen, K. A. & Bowles, K. H. (2011). The Omaha System and meaningful use. CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing, 29, 52-58. Retrieved from http://journals.lww.com/cinjournal/pages/default.aspx
[11] Schwirian, P. M. & Thede, L. Q. (2012). Informatics: The standardized nursing terminologies: A national survey of nurses experience and attitudesSURVEY II: Participants, familiarity and information sources. OJIN: Online Journal of Issues in Nursing, 17(2). Retrieved from http://www.nursingworld.org/OJIN
[12] Thede, L.Q. & Schwirian, P.M. (2013). Informatics: The standardized nursing terminologies: A national survey of nurses experience and attitudes SURVEY II: Participants Education for the use of standardized nursing terminology labels. OJIN: Online Journal of Issues in Nursing, 18(2).
[13] Kim, T. Y., Coenen, A., Hardiker, N. & Bartz, C. C. (2011). Representation of nursing terminologies UMLS. AMIA Annual Symposium Proceedings. 2011, 709-14.
[14] Kim, T.Y., Coenen, A. & Hardiker, N. (2012). Semantic mappings and locality of nursing diagnostic concepts in UMLS. Journal of Biomedical Informatics. 45(1), 93-100.
Patricia M. Schwirian is a professor emeritus at Ohio State University College of Nursing, serves as an adjunct professor in Drexel Universitys College of Information Science & Technology (The iSchool) and also holds the position of visiting professor at the University of Rhode Island College of Nursing. Her research interests are nursing informatics and community and environmental health. She can be reached at schwirian1<at>osu.edu.
Articles in this Issue
Introduction to Health Informatics
Informatics and the Future of Nursing: Harnessing the Power of Standardized Nursing Technology
Public Health Informatics: An Invitation to the Field
Empowerment or Anxiety? Research on Deployment of Online Medical E-health Services in Sweden
Turning Healthcare Challenges into Big Data Opportunities: A Use-Case Review Across the Pharmaceutical Development Lifecycle
Visioning Studies in Emergency Health Care to Support R&D of New Technologies
Transforming Our Conversation of Information Architecture with Structure
Using a Taxonomy for Your Database or Website: A Look Behind the Scenes


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I made this for lunch today and we loved it. I used hard salami in addition to the ham and I used Parmesan Caesar instead of Ranch because I was out of Ranch, and I spread the dressing on the crust instead of mixing it with the cheese. I did this as one big stromboli/calzone instead of indiviual ones because it just seemed easier. I spread out the crust and layered the ingredients starting with ham and ending with cheese and then rolled the whole thing up. I sliced it into fours and it was great!! Will make again with different fillings.
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Greensboro, NC -- Police are looking for four men who robbed a victim after pretending to be police officers in downtown Greensboro Saturday.
The 19-year-old victim told police he was on Farmington Drive right before 11 p.m. when four men approached him. He told detectives the men pretended to be police by yelling "freeze, police" and showing what appeared to be a badge.
The suspects then assaulted the man at gunpoint and stole his wallet before leaving the scene in a four-door, black car.
The victim refused treatment from EMS.
Police describe the suspects as 19- to 21 years old and wearing black hoodies.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. (WUSA) -- Prince William County police say they arrested a Woodbridge man for a robbery involving shoes but are still looking for his accomplice.
Wednesday at 7:22 p.m., police say officers responded to the 2200 block of Turnbuckle Lane in Woodbridge for a strong armed robbery.
An 18-year-old man told them that he met 19-year-old Saif Waheed Mirza (also known as John Gotti) on Facebook and arranged to sell him two pairs of sneakers. Mirza arrived with another man. Mirza reportedly grabbed the sneakers and tried to run away with them. The victim tried to grab the shoes back, and got into a struggle with Mirza. The other man then assaulted the victim, before he and Mirza fled the scene with the two pairs of sneakers, according to police.
The victim suffered minor injuries.
Mirza was arrested on Friday and charged with robbery, malicious wounding, and assault and battery.
Police are looking for the other suspect. He is described as a black male between 18 and 25 years old, 6'2" tall and 180 pounds. The man was last seen wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and gray sneakers.


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Maleficent (2014)
Maleficent SynopsisMaleficent explores the untold story of Disneys most iconic villain from the classic Sleeping Beauty" and the elements of her betrayal that ultimately turn her pure heart to stone. Driven by revenge and a fierce desire to protect the moors over which she presides, Maleficent cruelly places an irrevocable curse upon the human kings newborn infant Aurora. As the child grows, Aurora is caught in the middle of the seething conflict between the forest kingdom she has grown to love and the human kingdom that holds her legacy. Maleficent realizes that Aurora may hold the key to peace in the land and is forced to take drastic actions that will change both worlds forever.
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In Theaters May 30, 2014
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Starring: Angelina Jolie, Sharlto Copley, Elle Fanning, Sam Riley, Imelda Staunton, Juno Temple, and Lesley Manville
Written by: Linda Woolverton
Directed by: Robert Stromberg
Produced by: Joe Roth
MPAA Rating: [ PG ]
Distributor: Walt Disney Pictures
External Info: Maleficent Official Website
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