Electronic Medical Record Systems
Challenges to Electronic Medical Record Systems adoption: A Case of Coast Province General Hospital.
... of Electronic Medical Record systems ...and medical errors while saving the institution major ...EMR systems adoption in a public hospital and suggests possible interventions to ...
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Electronic medical record systems have the potential
... This study has several limitations. The cost-benefit model was based on primary data from our institution, estimates from published literature, and expert opinion. The effectiveness of some of these interventions has ...
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Strategies Hospital Leaders Use in Implementing Electronic Medical Record Systems
... data systems and understand the need for increasing accessibility to all stakeholders within the system (Stone & Yoder, ...management systems, and establish solid relationships with vendors who provide ...
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An investigation of the effect of nurses’ technology readiness on the acceptance of mobile electronic medical record systems
... Combining TRI with TAM is the first step to obtain super- ior understanding of technology acceptance among differ- ing individuals with different traits. Although most of the findings were significant, certain ...
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Improving performance in medical practices through the extended use of electronic medical record systems: a survey of Canadian family physicians
... primary medical care is provided to their ...settings, electronic medical re- cords (EMR) have the most wide-ranging capabilities [3] and thus the greatest potential for enhancing health care ...
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The potential of electronic medical record systems to support quality improvement work and research in Norwegian general practice
... way and focused on a few key areas of the EMR. Only nine of the 14 general practices could participate in the inter- views. There was a broad range of practice sizes and recruitment of practices did not specifically seek ...
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Identifying patients with asthma in primary care electronic medical record systems
... used across different EMR systems. It should be noted that we did not test algorithms based on a billing code, text string, or prescription occurring repeatedly over a period of time, as such searches are not ...
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Implementing electronic medical record systems in developing countries
... Data quality and completeness are critical to the success of any information system. Achieving high standards is a particular challenge in sites with limited computer literacy and experience. It is important to design ...
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Understanding Sophistication in the Context of Electronic Medical Record Systems
... conclusions that are generalizable. The studies using large datasets tend to explore factors related to the presence or absence of particular information system components or capabilities, but tend not to measure the ...
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Special Requirements for Electronic Medical Record Systems in Pediatrics
... EMR systems may need to accommodate temporary (ie, changing) data in this key field, including certain identifying data associated with a patient change in the perinatal ...pediatric systems. Systems ...
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THE MAJOR GOAL OF THE ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD (EMR)
... OF ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD SYSTEMS A very significant healthcare goal, improved quality healthcare, is possible to attain when an EMR is properly designed and utilized; however, there are ...
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Benefits and drawbacks of electronic health record systems
... of electronic health records ...port systems, computerized order entry systems, and health information ...reduced medical errors), organizational outcomes (eg, financial and operational ...
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System of Web-Based Electronic Medical Record
... Lourdes Mattos Brasil received the B.Sc. degree in Electrical Engineering in 1989 from the Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil. In 1994, she received the M.Sc. degree and in 1999 she received the D.Sc. degree in ...
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Transformation of the Electronic Medical Record from Paper to Electronic: A Ground Theory
... transfer systems, and handheld computer units allows the health care professional the ability to input needed information and continue personal patient contact at the ...
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Running Head: NURSE PERCEPTIONS OF THE ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD
... Basic systems may not be efficient and functional, however more advanced systems, having advanced use of documentation templates can lead to greater opportunities for improving quality of care (Miller ...
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Electronic Health Record Systems and CyberSecurity Challenges
... Information flow in healthcare , spans from diagnosis and treatment , medical notes , collection of data used for decision making and data exchange for outside care[r] ...
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Ubiquitous Electronic Medical Record (EMR) for Developing Countries
... In the current situation Matt is not able to access his EMR at all in Saudi Arabia hospitals. The EMR systems that run there were only designed and implemented to serve the single healthcare provider only. Using ...
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Use of Electronic Medical Record–Enhanced Checklist and Electronic Dashboard to Decrease CLABSIs
... of medical and surgical ...bio- medical device integration, physician documentation, and computerized pro- vider order entry (Healthcare In- formation and Management Systems Society level ...
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Special Requirements of Electronic Health Record Systems in Pediatrics
... The identity of a child’s guardian and guarantor, al- though most commonly the parent, can become compli- cated outside the bounds of the “typical” 2-parent household. The EHR system must provide the flexibility to ...
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Special Requirements for Electronic Health Record Systems in Ophthalmology
... Academy’s Medical Information Technology Committee (MFC, MVB, KDE, MCL, CAM, SP, DES, FL) and additional collaborators with expertise in ophthalmic information science, biomedical informatics, and clinical data ...
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