Utilization of Information Technology in Disaster Nursing: A Systematic Literature Review in Health Administration

Abstract

This article outlines the preparation procedure for submission to the Journal of Intelligent Computing and Health Informatics (JICHI). The template applies to both the initial submission and the final camera-ready manuscript. Adhering to these instructions is crucial when submitting for review. The document utilizes two fonts: Arial and Times New Roman. The abstract must not exceed 250 words, excluding equations, references, or footnotes. The content of the abstract is divided into five key sections: objectives, materials, method, results, and implications for further research. The primary goal is to provide a comprehensive overview of the research, outlining the aims, methodology, findings, and potential areas for future exploration. This concise structure helps reviewers quickly assess the core aspects of the paper. The results presented offer valuable insights into the application of intelligent computing techniques in healthcare, highlighting opportunities for improving clinical workflows and patient outcomes. Further research may focus on enhancing algorithmic precision, exploring new healthcare domains, or addressing existing challenges in the application of these technologies