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Ophthalmology, 2009
A radical change in technical approach is needed to achieve electronic health records suitable to support an engineered system of healthcare. This chapter suggests a redefinition of interoperable health information. It provides examples of how to break the electronic health record challenge into component parts to match computational technique to the ...
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A radical change in technical approach is needed to achieve electronic health records suitable to support an engineered system of healthcare. This chapter suggests a redefinition of interoperable health information. It provides examples of how to break the electronic health record challenge into component parts to match computational technique to the ...
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Electronic Health Records and Personal Health Records
Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 2011To provide an overview of electronic personal health information technology.Peer reviewed research studies, review articles, and web resources.As technology develops and electronic health records become more common, patients and clinicians are working toward a safer, more personal form of health care delivery.Improving access and input to personal ...
Christine A, Caligtan, Patricia C, Dykes
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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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Problems with the electronic health record
Nursing Philosophy, 2015AbstractOne of the most significant changes in modern healthcare delivery has been the evolution of the paper record to the electronic health record (EHR). In this paper we argue that the primary change has been a shift in the focus of documentation from monitoring individual patient progress to recording data pertinent to Institutional Priorities (IPs)
Hans-Peter, de Ruiter +2 more
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Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 2009
The Electronic Health Record (EHR) encompasses all health information in all media forms regarding an individual and is the primary source for recording and documenting client health data ([Bickfor...
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The Electronic Health Record (EHR) encompasses all health information in all media forms regarding an individual and is the primary source for recording and documenting client health data ([Bickfor...
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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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Biometrics for Electronic Health Records
Journal of Medical Systems, 2009Securing electronic health records, in scenarios in which the provision of care services is share among multiple actors, could become a complex and costly activity. Correct identification of patients and physician, protection of privacy and confidentiality, assignment of access permissions for healthcare providers and resolutions of conflicts rise as ...
Zuniga, Alejandro Enrique Flores +2 more
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The Learning Electronic Health Record
Critical Care Clinics, 2023Electronic medical records (EMRs) constitute the electronic version of all medical information included in a patient's paper chart. The electronic health record (EHR) technology has witnessed massive expansion in developed countries and to a lesser extent in underresourced countries during the last 2 decades.
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2021
This chapter introduces and reviews electronic health record (EHR) systems as essential core health information technology (IT). It describes current and potential future EHR functionality and discusses some of the challenges and controversies for these systems. EHRs include both traditional and newer capabilities for direct patient care and population
Genevieve B. Melton +3 more
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This chapter introduces and reviews electronic health record (EHR) systems as essential core health information technology (IT). It describes current and potential future EHR functionality and discusses some of the challenges and controversies for these systems. EHRs include both traditional and newer capabilities for direct patient care and population
Genevieve B. Melton +3 more
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