D. Skiba

Most-cited papers

The Potential of Blockchain in Education and Health Care.
D. Skiba
2017Nursing Education Perspectives102 citations
Semantic Scholar
Technology Informatics Guiding Education Reform – TIGER
U. Hübner, Toria Shaw, Johannes Thye, N. Egbert +9 more
2018Methods of Information in Medicine79 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
Disruption in higher education: massively open online courses (MOOCs).
D. Skiba
2012Nursing Education Perspectives75 citations
Semantic Scholar
Technology Informatics Guiding Education Reform – TIGER* An International Recommendation Framework of Core Competencies in Health Informatics for Nurses
U. Hübner, Toria Shaw, Johannes Thye, N. Egbert +10 more
201852 citations
Semantic Scholar
Bloom's digital taxonomy and word clouds.
D. Skiba
2013Nursing Education Perspectives50 citations
Semantic Scholar
Face with Tears of Joy Is Word of the Year: Are Emoji a Sign of Things to Come in Health Care?
D. Skiba
2016Nursing Education Perspectives45 citations
Semantic Scholar
Nursing Informatics Competencies for Entry to Practice: The Perspective of Six Countries.
M. Honey, D. Skiba, P. Procter, J. Foster +2 more
2017Studies in Health Technology and Informatics33 citations
Semantic Scholar
On the horizon mobile devices: are they a distraction or another learning tool?
D. Skiba
2011Nursing Education Perspectives30 citations
Semantic Scholar
Emerging Technologies Center: Nursing Education 2.0: Games as Pedagogical Platforms
D. Skiba
200930 citations
Semantic Scholar
Nursing education 2.0: The need for social media policies for schools of nursing.
D. Skiba
2011Nursing Education Perspectives29 citations
Semantic Scholar
Patient-centered care, collaboration, communication, and coordination: a report from AMIA's 2013 Policy Meeting
P. Brennan, R. Valdez, G. Alexander, S. Arora +7 more
2015J. Am. Medical Informatics Assoc.25 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
The Connected Age and Wearable Technology
D. Skiba
201422 citations
Semantic Scholar
Digital Wisdom: A Necessary Faculty Competency?
D. Skiba
2010Nursing Education Perspectives22 citations
Semantic Scholar
Informatics and the learning healthcare system.
D. Skiba
2011Nursing Education Perspectives21 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
The connected age: big data & data visualization.
D. Skiba
2014Nursing Education Perspectives19 citations
Semantic Scholar
The Internet of Things (IoT).
D. Skiba
2013Nursing Education Perspectives18 citations
Semantic Scholar
The Connected Age: implications for 2014.
D. Skiba
2014Nursing Education Perspectives16 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
MOOCs and the future of nursing.
D. Skiba
2013Nursing Education Perspectives16 citations
Semantic Scholar
Nursing Education 2.0: Social networking and the WOTY.
D. Skiba
2010Nursing Education Perspectives16 citations
Semantic Scholar
On the horizon: the year of the MOOCs.
D. Skiba
2013Nursing Education Perspectives15 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
Horizon Report: Knowledge Obsolescence, Artificial Intelligence, and Rethinking the Educator Role.
D. Skiba
2017Nursing Education Perspectives14 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
On the Horizon: Trends, Challenges, and Educational Technologies in Higher Education.
D. Skiba
2016Nursing Education Perspectives14 citations
Semantic Scholar
Infusing Informatics into Interprofessional Education: The iTEAM (Interprofessional Technology Enhanced Advanced practice Model) Project
D. Skiba, A. Barton, Sarah Knapfel, G. Moore +1 more
2014Nursing Informatics14 citations
Semantic Scholar
Nursing Informatics Education: From Automation to Connected Care.
D. Skiba
2017Studies in Health Technology and Informatics13 citations
Semantic Scholar
Evidence-Based Health Informatics as the Foundation for the COVID-19 Response: A Joint Call for Action
L. Fernández-Luque, A. Kushniruk, A. Georgiou, Arindam Bose +25 more
2020Methods of Information in Medicine12 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
Alignment of American Association of Colleges of Nursing Graduate-Level Nursing Informatics Competencies With American Medical Informatics Association Health Informatics Core Competencies.
K. Monsen, R. Bush, Josette F. Jones, E. L. Manos +2 more
2019Computers, Informatics, Nursing12 citations
Semantic Scholar
Augmented Intelligence and Nursing.
D. Skiba
2017Nursing Education Perspectives12 citations
Semantic Scholar
Informatics Competencies for Nurses Revisited
D. Skiba
201612 citations
Semantic Scholar
Discovering eHealth Technology: An Innovative Interprofessional Graduate Student Learning Experience
Krista R. Estes, Eric H. Gilliam, Sarah Knapfel, Chanmi Lee +1 more
2016Nursing Informatics11 citations
Semantic Scholar
The connected age: mobile apps and consumer engagement.
D. Skiba
2014Nursing Education Perspectives10 citations
Semantic Scholar
The Invisible Health Care Professional: Exploring the Intersection of Data, Devices, and Artificial Intelligence.
D. Skiba
2018Nursing Education Perspectives8 citations
Semantic Scholar
Evaluation Tools to Appraise Social Media and Mobile Applications
D. Skiba
2017Informatics8 citations Open access
Semantic Scholar
Edinburgh Research Explorer Technology Informatics Guiding Education Reform – TIGER
U. Hübner, Toria Shaw, Johannes Thye, N. Egbert +9 more
20187 citations
Semantic Scholar
Quality Standards for Online Learning.
D. Skiba
2017Nursing Education Perspectives7 citations
Semantic Scholar
Connected Health 2015: The Year of Virtual Patient Visits.
D. Skiba
2015Nursing Education Perspectives7 citations
Semantic Scholar
On the Horizon: Implications for Nursing Education.
D. Skiba
2015Nursing Education Perspectives7 citations
Semantic Scholar
Technology and gerontology: is this in your nursing curriculum?
D. Skiba
2012Nursing Education Perspectives7 citations
Semantic Scholar
Consumer Electronic Show 2018: A Focus on Digital Health Tools.
D. Skiba
2018Nursing Education Perspectives6 citations
Semantic Scholar
The State of Online Education.
D. Skiba
2016Nursing Education Perspectives6 citations
Semantic Scholar
NURSING 2.0: should we as educators be crafting the next generation of nursing practice?
D. Skiba
2009Nursing Education Perspectives6 citations
Semantic Scholar
Students, Technology, and Teaching: Findings from the 2016 ECAR Report.
D. Skiba
2017Nursing Education Perspectives5 citations
Semantic Scholar
Health Information Technology Scholars Program: From Implementation to Outcomes
H. Connors, D. Skiba, P. Jeffries, M. A. Rizzolo +1 more
2017Nursing Education Perspectives5 citations
Semantic Scholar
Creating Social Media Policies for Education and Practice
A. Barton, D. Skiba
2012Nursing Informatics5 citations
Semantic Scholar
Are you computing in the clouds? Understanding cloud computing.
D. Skiba
2011Nursing Education Perspectives5 citations
Semantic Scholar
Preparing the Next Generation of Advanced Practice Nurses for Connected Care
D. Skiba, A. Barton, Krista R. Estes, Eric H. Gilliam +4 more
2016Nursing Informatics4 citations
Semantic Scholar
Digital taxonomy: evaluating and creating.
D. Skiba
2013Nursing Education Perspectives4 citations
Semantic Scholar
Comparing the Effectiveness of CDSS on Provider's Behaviors to Implement Obesity Prevention Guidelines
D. Skiba, B. Gance-Cleveland, Kevin Gilbert, Lynn Gilbert +1 more
2012Nursing Informatics4 citations
Semantic Scholar
Back to School: What's in Your Students' Backpacks?
D. Skiba
2010Nursing Education Perspectives4 citations
Semantic Scholar
Emerging Technologies Center: E-portfolios, Webfolio, and E-dentity Promises and Challenges
D. Skiba
20094 citations
Semantic Scholar
EMERGING Technologies Center: Nursing Practice 2.0: The Wisdom of Crowds
D. Skiba
20094 citations
Semantic Scholar