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Rebooting the Electronic Health Record
Journal of Medical Systems, 2022Justifications for the widespread adoption and integration of an electronic health record (EHR) have long leaned on the purported benefits of the technology. However, the performance of the EHR has been underwhelming relative to the promises of immediate access to relevant patient information, clinical decision supports, computerized ordering, and ...
Erik J. Zhang +5 more
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Electronic health record and electronic patient record
British Journal of Nursing, 2005This article considers the government plans for the development of electronic health and patient records as set out in the NHS Plan and the progress and problems which have been encountered in their realization.
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Experiences with Electronic Health Records
IT Professional, 2008The healthcare system in Denmark is well known for its high level of IT support and interoperability. The Danish healthcare system integrates several central technological solutions across hospital information and electronic medical record systems throughout Denmark.
Jens Edlef Moller, Henrik Vosegaard
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Electronic Health Record: A review
2015 IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics and Biomedicine (BIBM), 2015The Electronic Health Record (EHR) is becoming the central information object for various aspects of healthcare and medical related industries, from pharmaceuticals to bioengineering. This review provides a presentation of the state of affairs in several aspects of EHR, including security and privacy, data mining, design of decision support systems ...
Manuel Graña, Konrad Jackowski
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Mining Electronic Health Records
Computer, 2010Initial efforts to mine electronic health records are unlikely to yield many Eureka insights, but there are many opportunities for improving the delivery, efficiency, and effectiveness of healthcare.
Naren Ramakrishnan +2 more
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The Evolution of the Electronic Health Record
Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing, 2015Medical record documentation of patient data has evolved during the past several years. Early patient medical records included brief, written case history reports maintained for teaching purposes. One such document obtained is a text from Egypt of 48 case reports that includes injuries, fractures, wounds, dislocations, and tumors that date back to 1600
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Security of the Electronic Health Record
1997The Electronic Health Record (EHR) raises new challenges for security. Only authorized persons having a “right to know” can have access to identifiable patient data. Differences between the paper record and the EHR are first described.
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Implementation of an electronic health record
BMJ, 2011Involves numerous challenges, but examples show it can be done successfully Implementing an electronic health record along with computerised provider order entry and clinical decision support is hard. Integrating these advanced technologies into a complex and rapidly changing healthcare delivery environment is a major task, but the associated cultural,
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