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Medical Informatics, 1986
A computer system operation is introduced, which has been in use since October 1981 at Kochi medical school as one of the integral sub-systems of the total hospital information system called IMIS.
K. Yamamoto +5 more
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A computer system operation is introduced, which has been in use since October 1981 at Kochi medical school as one of the integral sub-systems of the total hospital information system called IMIS.
K. Yamamoto +5 more
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A Computerized Obstetrical Medical Record and Data Base System
, 1982 Over the last two years we have implemented a rather extensive computer oriented obstetrical medical record and data base system at Leuven University. A total of 404 different items can be coded, covering information mainly on the pregnant women, but also on the husband and newborn(s).
Annekatrien Boel +4 more
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Problems of computerization of large computer medical record systems
Medical Informatics, 1976 Large computer medical record systems are those which provide health professionals in large medical centres with timely delivery of both current and past relevant information, which aid in the medi...
Morris F. Collen +2 more
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A comprehensive computerized medical record system for the pacemaker cardiologic clinic
[1989] Proceedings. Computers in Cardiology, 2003 The authors have designed an IBM-PC-based medical chart which includes templates for personal information, history, and physical examination; cardiac problems; medications; ECG (electrocardiographic) analysis; pacemaker implantation report; pacemaker, general follow-up, and laboratory test results.
R. Sharony, Aaron Katz, I. Ovsyschcer
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The Computerized Medical Record System
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1979 A system of computerized medical record-keeping in a health maintenance organization is described. Some problems arising in the shift from manual to computerized record-keeping are discussed. Perhaps the most important for nursing is the increase in the nursing staff's responsibility for complete, consistent documentation of patient care concomitant ...
Joan C. Gluck
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Effect of a Computerized Ambulatory Medical Record System on the Validity of Claims Data
Medical Care, 1983 Relationships were compared between claims data and charts data in a medical practice when a paper chart and manually prepared claims forms were used and after implementation of a computerized medical record system (COSTAR) in which claims data were derived automatically from the medical database.
Donald R. Studney, A. Ralph Hakstian
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A computerized system to facilitate medical record abstraction in cancer research (United States).
Cancer Causes & Control, 2003 To implement a computerized system to gather and transmit medical record information from six sites to a centralized database for two cancer prevention studies.Microsoft Access 97 was selected as the application for the system. Sites purchased Access and hardware meeting technical specifications required for the system. A developer worked with the lead
Ann M. Geiger +10 more
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European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2001 A template based computerized medical record system known as the Emergency Medicine Department System (EMDS) was installed in the emergency department of the National University Hospital, Singapore, replacing handwritten records. A study was carried out to show how the implementation of the EMDS improved the quality of medical records.
Francis Chun Yue Lee +3 more
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The utility for audit of manual and computerized problem-oriented medical record systems.
Health services research, 1982 Objective assessment of the delivery of care requires an unambiguous record of all related events and decisions in the care process. Both the handwritten Problem-Oriented Medical Record (POMR) and its computerized successor, the Problem Oriented Medical Information System (PROMIS) have been designed to facilitate audit of care delivery.
William C. Stratmann +2 more
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