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The Application of Computers to Medical Records
Australasian Annals of Medicine, 1970SummaryThis paper describes a system for the storage and retrieval by computers of components of the medical record. This system has been in operation for 18 months and there are over 550 clinical records stored on magnetic tape, representing some 700 separate patient admissions. The system stores data of identification, diagnosis codes, the summary of
McPherson Ta, Mackay Ir, Gledhill Vx
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Linked record medical information systems
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, 1973Linked record medical information systems generate cumulative person or family records from data on events or processes occurring to the individual at separate times and places. The special purposes of time-based and family statistics from these systems are exemplified by studies in health care, epidemiology and genetics.
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Implementing Electronic Medical Record Systems
IT Professional, 2009The US healthcare industry is a massive information enterprise, yet it's surprisingly inefficient when it comes to information management. Some estimates put it decades behind other industries with respect to information technology (IT) adoption and utilization.
W. MacKinnon, Michael E. Wasserman
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The Economics of Integrated Electronic Medical Record Systems
2004The decision to adopt electronic medical record systems in private practices is usually based on factors specific to the practice— the cost, cost and timesaving, and impact on quality of care. As evident by the low adoption rates, providers have not found these evaluations compelling.
Sean M. Thomas, William G. Chismar
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A computerized chart management system for medical records
Computer Programs in Biomedicine, 1980A computerized system is described which improves turnaround time for completion of in-patient medical records and copes with the problem of delinquent records. Many patients seen at University Hospital are referred from throughout the State, thus the specialist must stay in contact with the referring physician for optimal patient care.
William E. Groves, W.Ross Davidson
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Evaluation of a lecture recording system in a medical curriculum
Anatomical Sciences Education, 2010AbstractRecently, the Medical University of South Carolina adopted a lecture recording system (LRS). A retrospective study of LRS was implemented to document the students' perceptions, pattern of usage, and impact on the students' grades in three basic sciences courses (Cell Biology/Histology, Physiology, and Neurosciences).
Mulugeta Gebregziabher +2 more
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Medical Databases and Patient Record Systems
2015As computer-based electronic patients’ records replaced paper-based charts, hospital medical records departments gave way to computer centers that stored data on magnetic disks. As computer storage became cheaper and database designs became more efficient, medical databases grew in size and variety.
Morris F. Collen +2 more
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Errors in a Computerized Medical Records System (CLINICS)
Medical Informatics, 1979The accuracy of computer-held medical information can be of critical importance in patient care, therefore it is important not only to know the error rate in the stored data but also to know the effectiveness of error checking and correction programs. This paper reports on the errors which were detected by checking the consistency between stored data ...
E. M. Clark, Andrew Basden
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Minimal impact of an electronic medical records system
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2015Electronic medical records (EMRs) implementation in hospitals and emergency departments (EDs) is becoming increasingly more common. The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of an EMR system on patient-related factors that correlate to ED workflow efficiency.A retrospective chart review assessed monthly census reports of all patients who ...
Jill M. Tall, Marie Hurd, Thomas Gifford
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Automated anesthesia surgery medical record system
International Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing, 1990Manual recording of physiological data in patients receiving anesthesia or intensive care infrequently meets medical requirements or legal documentation standards. Automated recording allows the generation of reliable data that can be integrated into the patient's medical record.
J. F. Dydro +3 more
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