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Computerized Medical RecordAka: Electronic Medical Record
- EMR does not interfere with Doctor-Patient Relationship
- Computer word processor versus pen with paper
- No difference in patient satisfaction
- Computer does not degrade clinical encounter
- Not perceived to make encounter impersonal
- Not perceived to divert attention from patient
- Not perceived to reduce confidentiality
- References
- Computer word processor versus pen with paper
- Computerized reminders improve preventive care
- Significantly higher order rate with computer reminder
- Success of intervention linked to pre-written orders
- Physician only had to click yes to implement
- Study looked at four routine prevention measures
- Influenza Vaccine
- Pneumococcal Vaccine
- Prophylactic Aspirin
- Heparin DVT Prophylaxis
- References
- Standard EMR Products
- Practice Partner by Physician Micro Systems
- Tops Suite by e-MDs
- Epic
- Mysis EMR
- Medical Manager
- Physix
- PenChart
- Chartware
- Healthmatics
- HBOC
- HIS
- Health Care Data Systems
- Medicalogic's Logician Enterprise
- Medicware (Companion Technologies)
- Medic's Autochart
- Medinotes Corporation
- Megawest
- Soapware
- Medcom Welford Chart Notes
- Encounter Pro
- Omni Docs
- Medinformatix
- Billing and Practice Management
- Millbrook Paradigm (NT based system)
- Alternative Types of EMR
Medical Records, Computerized (C0079150) | |
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| Definition (NCI) | An automated, on-line medical record containing clinical and demographic information about a patient that is available to providers, ancillary service departments, pharmacies, and others involved in patient treatment or care. |
| Concepts | Manufactured Object (T073) , Intellectual Product (T170) |
| MSH | D016347 |
| English | Computer Based Patient Record, COMPUTERIZED MED RECORD, COMPUTERIZED MED RECORDS, Computerized Medical Record, Computerized Medical Records, Electronic Medical Record, EMR, MED RECORD COMPUTERIZED, MED RECORDS COMPUTERIZED |
| Parent Concepts | Medical record, device (C0025102) |
| Sources | AOD, MSH, NCI Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System) |