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Adoption of Electronic Personal Health Records in Canada: Perceptions of Stakeholders [PDF]

International Journal of Health Policy and Management, 2016
Background: Healthcare stakeholders have a great interest in the adoption and use of electronic personal health records (ePHRs) because of the potential benefits associated with them.
Marie-Pierre Gagnon, Julie Payne-Gagnon, Erik Breton, Jean-Paul Fortin, Lara Khoury, Lisa Dolovich, David Price, David Wiljer, Gillian Bartlett, Norman Archer   +9 more
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Linking routinely collected social work, education and health data to enable monitoring of the health and health care of school-aged children in state care (‘looked after children’) in Scotland: a national demonstration project [PDF]

, 2017
Background and objectives: Children in state care (‘looked after children’) have poorer health than children who are not looked after. Recent developments in Scotland and elsewhere have aimed to improve services and outcomes for looked after children ...
Clark, D., Connelly, G., Conway, D.I., Elliott, L., H Sharpe , K., King, A., Macpherson , L.M.D., McMahon, A.D., Milligan , I., Wilson, P., Wood, R.   +10 more
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Potential of electronic personal health records [PDF]

BMJ, 2007
Novel methods for helping patients to access and manage their personal electronic health data are emerging in the UK and internationally.
Pagliari, C., Detmer, D., Singleton, P.
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Expectations for the next generation of electronic patient records in primary care: a triangulated study

Journal of Innovation in Health Informatics, 2008
Background Although primary care physicians are satisfied users of electronic patient records (EPRs) in Norway today, EPR systems may not have reached their full potential. We studied primary care physicians' needs and experiences in relation to EPRs and
Tom Christensen, Anders Grimsmo
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Modelling a portable personal health record [PDF]

, 2010
Active and responsible involvement of patients in their own health is accepted as an important contribution towards an increased quality of health services in general.
Costa, Carlos Manuel Azevedo, Oliveira, José Luís, Pedrosa, Tiago, Santos, João C.   +3 more
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Development of a web-based pharmaceutical care plan to facilitate collaboration between healthcare providers and patients

Journal of Innovation in Health Informatics, 2014
Background To facilitate collaboration between different healthcare providers and to exchange patient data we developed a paper-based tool, which also enabled to plan interventions and follow-up activities: the PCP.
Marlies ME Geurts, Martijn Ivens, Egbert van Gelder, Johan J de Gier   +3 more
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Environmental and Public Health Issues of Animal Food Products Delivery System in Imo State, Nigeria [PDF]

, 2006
Information on livestock movement, animal food products processing facilities, meat inspection methods, official meat inspection records and distribution and marketing systems for processed products in Imo state, Nigeria needed for policy development ...
Okoli Chidi, Grace, Okoli Ifeanyi, Charles, Okorondu Ugochukwu, Victor, Opara Nwachukwu, Maxwell   +3 more
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Going Mobile: How Mobile Personal Health Records Can Improve Health Care During Emergencies

JMIR mHealth and uHealth, 2014
Personal health records (PHRs), in contrast to electronic health records (EHRs) or electronic medical records (EMRs), are health records in which data are accessible to patients and not just providers.
Bouri, Nidhi, Ravi, Sanjana
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An Ontology-Driven Information Model for Interoperability of Personal and Electronic Health Records [PDF]

, 2014
Personal Health Records allow patients to maintain their own health information and are viewed as an important tool for patient self-management.
O'Sullivan, D., Plastiras, P., Weller, P.   +2 more
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Issues potentially affecting quality of life arising from long-term medicines use: a qualitative study [PDF]

, 2013
Background Polypharmacy is increasing and managing large number of medicines may create a burden for patients. Many patients have negative views of medicines and their use can adversely affect quality of life.
A Alic, A Bowling, A Thompson, B Guthrie, BA Golomb, C Anderson, C Fox, C Salisbury, CA Anderson, CE Eades, DC Berry, DT Eton, DT Eton, F Stevenson, J Krska, J Krska, J Krska, J Krska, J Krska, JW Saultz, K Cox, L Ong, M May, MA Boustani, MA Hassali, MG Duerden, MJ Atkinson, N Britten, N Mead, P Pound, PA Rochon, R Adler, R Horne, RA Elliott, RA Elliott, S Kripalani, S Williams, SE Campbell, SN Weingart, T Kairuz, V Nunes   +40 more
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