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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.
W C, Stratmann, A S, Goldberg, L D, Haugh   +2 more
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A microcomputer-based computerized medical record system for a general practice teaching clinic.

The Journal of family practice, 1987
A low-cost and user-friendly computerized medical record system that includes patient demographic data, family genogram and social information, problem list, medication list and repeat prescription, progress notes, and laboratory data has been developed for a general practice teaching clinic.
D H, Chan, S P, Donnan, N F, Chan, G, Chow   +3 more
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A real time interface between a computerized physician order entry system and the computerized ICU medication administration record.

AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings. AMIA Symposium, 2004
Prior attempts to interface ICU Clinical Information Systems (CIS) to Pharmacy systems have been less than successful. The major problem is that in ICUs, medications frequently have to be administered and charted in the CIS Medication Administration Record (MAR) before pharmacists can enter them into the Pharmacy system.
Jeannie, Chen, M Michael, Shabot, Mark, LoBue   +2 more
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Computerized medical record systems in ambulatory care

Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 1992
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Assessment of a computerized patient record system: a cognitive approach to evaluating medical technology.

M.D. computing : computers in medical practice, 1996
Numerous research and development projects have been aimed at implementing computerized patient record (CPR) systems. Yet little emphasis has been placed on physicians' ability to learn and use these systems or on their effects on physicians' reasoning. This article describes an innovative approach to assessing these aspects of a CPR system. The method
A W, Kushniruk, D R, Kaufman, V L, Patel, Y, Lévesque, P, Lottin   +4 more
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Patients' reactions to physician use of a computerized medical record system during clinical encounters.

The Journal of family practice, 1993
As physicians begin to use computer technology in front of patients during clinical encounters, concern has been raised that such computer use may exert a dehumanizing effect on the physician-patient relationship. To investigate this concern, we measured patient reactions to physician use of a computerized medical record system during clinical ...
J D, Legler, R, Oates
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Technology status evaluation report: Computerized endoscopic medical record systemsNovember 1999

Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, 2000
Douglas B. Nelson, Kevin P. Block, John J. Bosco, J.Steven Burdick, W.David Curtis, Douglas O. Faigel, David A. Greenwald, Peter B. Kelsey, Elizabeth Rajan, Adam Slivka, Paulette Smith, Wahid Wassef, Jacques VanDam, Kenneth K. Wang, James Barthel, John P. Affronti, Giuseppe Aliperti, Babak Etemad, Mark A. Kocab, Marc L. Kozam, Arnold M. Rosen, Bruce D. Silverstein, Nimish Vakil, Kenneth K. Wang   +23 more
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[Confidentiality of computerized medical records systems].

Lakartidningen, 1995
G, Eliasson, P, Björgell
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Quality of morbidity coding in general practice computerized medical records: a systematic review

Family Practice, 2004
Kelvin P Jordan
exaly  

Clinical characteristics and intrauterine vertical transmission potential of COVID-19 infection in nine pregnant women: a retrospective review of medical records

Lancet, The, 2020
Wei Zhang, Dongchi Zhao, Hui-Xia Yang
exaly