NCTH Co-Director Dr. Kathryn Bowles Named Most Proflic Author in Nursing Informatics
Dr. Kathy Bowles has been recognized as the most prolific author among global scholars in Health Informatics, highlighting her exceptional contributions to the field.
August 07, 2024
In a remarkable achievement for the nursing informatics community, Dr. Kathy Bowles has been recognized as the most prolific author among 1,555 scholars globally in the field of Health Informatics. This prestigious accolade highlights Dr. Bowles’ exceptional contributions to advancing knowledge and practice in nursing informatics.
Dr. Bowles, a renowned figure in her field, has consistently demonstrated expertise and dedication through her extensive research and publications. Her work has significantly impacted the understanding and implementation of health informatics, benefiting both academic circles and clinical practices worldwide.
This recognition was announced at the 16th International Congress in Nursing Informatics, NI2024, held at The University of Manchester, UK, from July 28 to 31, 2024. The conference, themed “Innovation in Applied Nursing Informatics,” brought together leading experts and professionals to discuss the latest advancements and innovations in the field. Celebrating its 40th anniversary, IMIA NI (International Medical Informatics Association, Nursing Informatics) continues to be a pioneer in promoting research and development in nursing informatics and e-health globally.
In addition to Dr. Bowles’ individual achievement, Penn Nursing has also been honored for its excellence, ranking 3rd out of 492 institutions in Nursing Informatics research. This accomplishment underscores the hard work, innovation, and collaborative spirit that define the institution’s approach to education and research.
Dr. Bowles’ recognition as the leading author in nursing informatics serves as an inspiration to her colleagues and the broader nursing community. Her dedication to improving healthcare through innovative research continues to elevate the standards of nursing informatics and transitions in care.
