must always be patient centred, clinically owned and led, and aligned with local systems and aspirations. As the primary users of health informatics

and technologies, nurses must begin to play a leading role in driving forward this agenda.

Objectives:

1. To assess the accessibility of advanced technologies for nurses

2. To explore opinion of clinical nurses, nurse educators, nurse administrators, medical practioners and patients regarding empowering nurses

with advanced technology.

3. To compare opinion of clinical nurses, nurse educators, nurse administrators, medical practioners and patients regarding empowering nurses

with advanced technology

Materials & Methods Observational descriptive study : Cross sectional method

a. Various wards of a tertiary level Study Setting: hospital, Lucknow

b. Study Population : Clinical nurses, nurse educators, nurse administrators, doctors and patients of a tertiary level hospital, Lucknow .

Results – Most of the participants have exposure to SPO2 monitor, cardiac monitors, IV infusion pumps, ventilators, CPAP machines . they are not

familiar with biometrics, real time locating systems etc.,

All the participants agreed that emerging technologies can empower nurses and influence the outcome of care