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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"EMRs"”.
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Advancing Precision in Prenatal Depression Prediction: Leveraging EMRs and Enhancing ML-Model Fairness
… (PND) from electronic medical records (EMRs) show promise for early intervention, yet significant performance disparities (model bias) across sociodemographic groups limit their clinical utility for diverse populations. Current EMR-based approaches remain unexplored for low-income …
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Electronic Medical Records in Acute Care Hospitals: Correlates, Efficiency, and Quality
… supported. Regarding quality, hospitals with EMRs were found to provide higher quality than those without EMRs. In efficiency performance, only small hospitals with EMRs were found to be more efficient than hospitals without EMRs. No support was found that hospitals with EMRs improve their …
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A spatial structuring approach to IT use and workplace change : what's space got to do with it?
… prior to adopting Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) shaped the implementations of the EMRs in that they led to a series of problems in coordinating outpatient work, problems that EMRs were adopted in part to solve. The EMRs, in turn, were successfully used to further extend physician work in …
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Integrating heterogeneous data into electronic medical record analysis
Electronic medical records (EMRs) are the digital equivalent of paper records at a clinician's office. They contain patient information such as treatment and medical history, and have been shown to have a wide variety of benefits. However, EMRs typically contain a multitude of diverse data, …
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Ecological Examination of the Development of Color -Blind Racial Beliefs in Black College Students
The Ecological Model of Racial Socialization (EMRS) was tested among a sample of 204 Black college students from a Midwestern predominately White university. The EMRS explored the relation between the racial composition of participants' contexts and racial socialization provided by both familial …
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Ecological examination of the development of color-blind racial beliefs in black college students
The Ecological Model of Racial Socialization (EMRS) was tested among a sample of 204 Black college students from a Midwestern predominately White university. The EMRS explored the relation between the racial composition of participants’ contexts and racial socialization provided by both familial …
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Lack of adoption of electronic Medical Records Systems in developing countries. A case study of Zimbabwe
… the positive benefits that are associated with EMRs, developing countries have been reluctant in implementing this technology within their primary healthcare institutions. A number of studies have been conducted on EMR systems but only a few have investigated the reasons for the limited use of …
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Information Technology and Its Transformational Effect on the Health Care Industry
… privacy concerns can inhibit the adoption of EMRs. I draw from literature on attitude change to develop hypotheses that individuals can be persuaded to support the use, and ultimately opt-in to EMRs, even in the presence of significant privacy concerns if compelling arguments about the value …
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Clinician Decision Support Dashboard: Extracting value from Electronic Medical Records
… records. Although Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) improve administration, billing, and logistics, an open research problem remains as to how doctors can leverage EMRs to enhance patient care. This thesis describes a system that analyzes a patient's evolving EMR in context with available …
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A microcomputer based Energy Monitoring and Reporting System for Virginia state facilities
… the Energy Monitoring and Reporting System (EMRS). Available system outputs, in the form of spreadsheet printouts and graphs, enable detailing energy consumption patterns for each facility by fuel type for any given year. The capability of outlining the progression of a facility's energy …
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Accelerating the Commercial Implementation of Electromethanogenic Reactors
… system leveraging the electrode modules of EMRs to reduce operator burden and OPEX, improving commercial viability. Exploiting the microorganisms- Identifying the enriched microorganisms in microbial communities can indicate which microbes are playing a key role in EMRs. This information was …
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Using free-text searching and ICD-10 codes to identify prospective patients with drug-induced liver injury
… used to search the electronic medical records (EMRs) of patients at the University of Michigan. It was hypothesized that free-text searching using key words would be superior to the use of ICD-10 codes. Two million patient encounters within a six month window were searched using ICD-10 codes …
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Factors Associated with Successful Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Implementation in Kenya
… Subsequent support for national rollout of EMRS resulted in over 640 new implementations in public health facilities. Such large national rollouts can be expensive, especially in the context of limited resources and competing needs to focus resources on achievement of treatment targets. The …
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Risk Management of Electronic Health Record System in Hospitals
… The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia healthcare usage of EMRs and risk factors that leads to system failure and demonstrate the benefit of STAMP for RM in EMR system, define gaps and provide suggestion based on international best practice The study was conducted in three phases. The first phase explored …
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Coreference resolution on entities and events for hospital discharge summaries
… contained in electronic medical records (EMRs) and Natural Language Processing (NLP) technologies that can automatically extract information from them have opened the doors to automatic patient-care quality monitoring and medical- assist question answering systems. This thesis studies …
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Strategies Ambulatory Practice Leaders Use In Optimizing Electronic Medical Record Systems
<p>Electronic medical record systems (EMRs) were quickly adopted by ambulatory care practices due to federal government programs encouraging their rapid adoption and implementation. The accelerated implementation and adoption of these digital care systems introduced new forms of administrative …
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Understanding, evaluating and enhancing electronic medical record adoption in a primary care setting
… to adopt electronic medical record systems (EMRs) with an expectation that their adoption will, among other things, aid in improved chronic disease management (CDM). Indeed, both incentives and clinical information systems have been demonstrated in the literature to be crucial components in …
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Newborn Kangaroo Care Immediately after Cesarean Birth
… labor and delivery staff nurses, a review of the EMRs for all cesarean section deliveries was completed and skin-to-skin occurred 70% of the time. This result exceeded the initial goal of 65%. </p>
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Implementation Plan for EMR and Beyond
… for all hospitals across the United States. EMRs are expected to improve quality in many areas, especially to improve outcomes, while safely reducing costs (U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, 2012). Adoption of EMR’s is not optional, if facilities want to avoid penalties and continue …
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Learning to prevent healthcare-associated infections : leveraging data across time and space to improve local predictions
… approach, leveraging the contents of EMRs from over 100,000 hospital admissions. We show how, by adapting techniques from time-series classification, transfer learning and multitask learning, we can learn more accurate models for patient risk stratification. Our model, based on …
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