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Understanding hospital activity and outcomes for people with multimorbidity using electronic health records

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Anand A   +7 more
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Electronic health records

Information Knowledge Systems Management, 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 ...
Vagelis Hristidis   +2 more
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Electronic Health Records and Personal Health Records

Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 2011
To 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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Personal Health Records and Health Record Banks

2018
Personal health records (PHRs) were first mentioned in 1978. In modern PHRs and health record banks (HRBs), most of the data come directly from electronic health records (EHRs) used by healthcare providers and the data are copies of consumers' professional health records and diagnostic images in those facilities.
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The Electronic Health Record

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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Health and safety records

British Journal of Nursing, 2006
Records relating to health and safety risk assessments are vital in informing staff of inherent risks and securing the safety of colleagues, patients and the general public. In addition, since many of the statutory duties in health and safety laws must be complied with ‘as far as is reasonably practicable’ often the only way in which the employer can ...
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