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Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety, 2019
The Chang Gung Research Database (CGRD), the largest multi‐institutional electronic medical records (EMR) collection in Taiwan, provides good access for researchers to efficiently use the standardized patient‐level data. This study evaluates the capacity
S. Shao +7 more
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The Chang Gung Research Database (CGRD), the largest multi‐institutional electronic medical records (EMR) collection in Taiwan, provides good access for researchers to efficiently use the standardized patient‐level data. This study evaluates the capacity
S. Shao +7 more
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Characteristics of a Blockchain Ecosystem for Secure and Sharable Electronic Medical Records
IEEE transactions on engineering management, 2020Blockchain technology is a secure and distributed information accounting, storage, and retrieval modality which has the ability to disrupt and revolutionize business practices.
Thomas F. Stafford, Horst Treiblmaier
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The Electronic Medical Record in Dermatology
Archives of Dermatology, 2010Governmental incentives to stimulate the "meaningful use" of electronic medical records and future disincentives for Medicaid and Medicare provide an impetus for dermatologists to consider adding this technology to their clinical practice. Dermatologists should carefully weigh the pros and cons of establishing an electronic medical record system before
Brittain Tulbert +6 more
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LI-EMRSQL: Linking Information Enhanced Text2SQL Parsing on Complex Electronic Medical Records
IEEE Transactions on ReliabilityConverting natural language text into executable SQL queries significantly impacts the healthcare domain, specifically when applied to electronic medical records.
Qing Li +4 more
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Implementing an Electronic Medical Record
Critical Care Clinics, 2007We consider the practical aspects of justifying, planning, implementing, and budgeting for an electronic medical record. Examples include the decision about integrating versus replacing old systems, the timing of implementation for each clinical area, preparation for installing computerized order entry, a discussion about how to implement physician ...
Lloyd N. Friedman +4 more
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Electronic Medical Records and the Gastroenterologist [PDF]
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Clinics of North America, 2012 This is an age of disruptive innovation in health care in which the business model is changing. Fee-for-service, volume-based systems are being replaced by fixed-fee, value-based systems. One of the major facilitating forces behind this change has been the development of the electronic health record, which is providing the medical community with the ...
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Foundations for an Electronic Medical Record
Methods of Information in Medicine, 1991AbstractGiven the many efforts currently under way to develop standards for electronic medical records, it is important to step back and reexamine the fundamental principles which should underlie a model of the electronic medical record. This paper presents an analysis based on the experience in developing the PEN & PAD prototype clinical ...
Alan L. Rector, W. A. Nowlan, S Kay
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The Electronic Medical Record: Medical Records That Teach Communication Skills [PDF]
Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 2006 In 1985 we began developing a hospital information system (HIS) at the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (VMTH) at University of California, Davis. We wanted to provide easy and timely access to medical, surgical, laboratory, radiographic, demographic, and financial information in a patient-oriented, integrated format.
Paul R. Brentson +2 more
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International Journal of Healthcare Information Systems and Informatics, 2009
Many policymakers, industry experts, and medical practitioners contend that the U.S. health care system—in both the public and private sectors—is in crisis. Among the numerous policy issues associated with the provision of US healthcare is the call for increased adoption and use of health care information technology (HIT) to address structural ...
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Many policymakers, industry experts, and medical practitioners contend that the U.S. health care system—in both the public and private sectors—is in crisis. Among the numerous policy issues associated with the provision of US healthcare is the call for increased adoption and use of health care information technology (HIT) to address structural ...
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The impact of electronic medical records' functions on the quality of health services
British Journal of Healthcare Management, 2020Electronic medical records are the most common E-health application and they are starting to be implemented worldwide. In Jordan, the introduction of electronic medical records helps to improve quality and reduce service costs.
Ekhlas Abu Sharikh +3 more
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