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Showing 1 to 20 of 110 for “"Electronic Medical Records"”.
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Pharmacovigilance study using Electronic Medical Records
… efforts and costs. In contrast to SRS data, electronic medical record (EMR) data has no under-reporting or reporting bias and is inexpensive.The study aims to propose a new approach for applying quantitative pharmacovigilance method based on disproportionality analysis (DA) into EMR data. …
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Context identification in electronic medical records
In order to automate data extraction from electronic medical documents, it is important to identify the correct context of the extracted information. Context in medical documents is provided by the layout of documents, which are partitioned into sections by virtue of a medical culture instilled …
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University of Zambia Clinic Electronic Medical Records Management System
… of Zambia Community the clinic keeps a number of records about the demography, medical history, diagnosis and treatment of this community. All these records Eire kept in a manual system, this involves storing all this information on hand written paper. This manual system poses a number of …
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University of Zambia Clinic Electronic Medical Records Management System
… of Zambia Community the clinic keeps a number of records about the demography, medical history, diagnosis and treatment of this community. All these records Eire kept in a manual system, this involves storing all this information on hand written paper. This manual system poses a number of …
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Clinician Decision Support Dashboard: Extracting value from Electronic Medical Records
Medical records are rapidly being digitized to electronic medical 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 …
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Factors Associated with Successful Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Implementation in Kenya
Background: Implementation of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) remains a relatively recent development in response to emerging needs to manage large volumes of data that are often associated with longitudinal care. Kenya’s HIV program created a large demand for responsive data management systems …
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Electronic Medical Records in Acute Care Hospitals: Correlates, Efficiency, and Quality
… care provides to quickly and easily share the medical charts of their patients.</p>
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emrQA: A large corpus for question answering on electronic medical records
… in generating a large-scale QA dataset for electronic medical records by leveraging existing expert annotations on clinical notes for various NLP tasks from the community shared i2b2 datasets. The resulting corpus (emrQA) has 1 million question-logical form and 400,000+ question-answer …
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Empirical Investigation of the Factors Influencing Data Completeness in Electronic Medical Records
Recent advances in electronic medical records (EMR) in healthcare highlight the role of high-quality data, because poor data quality can destabilise clinical decision-making that in turn may impact on the quality of care. Data completeness as an essential dimension of data quality has been the …
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Investigation of Infectious Disease Associations with Cognitive Impairment using Electronic Medical Records
… is scarce. We therefore undertook a multi-center electronic health record study to quantify the association between six clinically important infections—Herpes simplex virus (HSV), syphilis, Chlamydia trachomatis, coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), cytomegalovirus (CMV), and human …
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A Core Reference Hierarchical Primitive Ontology for Electronic Medical Records Semantics Interoperability
<p>Currently, electronic medical records (EMR) cannot be exchanged among hospitals, clinics, laboratories, pharmacies, and insurance providers or made available to patients outside of local networks. Hospital, laboratory, pharmacy, and insurance provider legacy databases can share medical data …
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A de-identifier for electronic medical records based on a heterogeneous feature set
… of Protected Health Information (PHI) in electronic medical records (A de-identifier). The de-identifier was built by creating a comprehensive set of features formed by combining features from the most successful named entity recognizers and de-identifiers and using them in a SVM …
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Outcome and Resource Use of Patients with Liver Disease: Analysis of Chinese Electronic Medical Records
… worldwide have recognized the potential value of electronic medical record (EMR) and tremendous efforts are underway to advance outcome research using EMR. Chinese EMR provides us a unique chance for analysis of the outcome and resource use of liver disease given the high prevalence of liver …
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Lack of adoption of electronic Medical Records Systems in developing countries. A case study of Zimbabwe
This study explored the phenomenon of electronic medical records systems in Zimbabwean primary healthcare institutions. The goal of the study was to investigate the lack of adoption of electronic medical records systems by primary healthcare institutions in developing countries using an …
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An examination of the adoption of electronic medical records by rural hospital nurses through the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology lens
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Michigan State University. Communication Arts and Sciences - Media and Information Studies, 2010
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Identifying Patients with Cancer at Risk of Experiencing a Fall While Hospitalized
… A retrospective, matched, case-control audit of electronic medical records and occurrence reports was conducted for 30 patients who fell and 30 patients who did not fall while under the care of the inpatient oncology unit in a community hospital. Fall subjects and controls were matched by cancer …
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A mixed method study of the factors influencing the validity of medical and medication histories obtained from potential healthy adult clinical trial participants
Background: The medical histories of patients are data picked up by a doctor by making inquiries of the patient and of other individuals who know the individual and can give a reasonable response. In clinical trials, obtaining an accurate medical and treatment history is also an important factor in …
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Large-scale prediction of patient-level antibiotic resistance : towards clinical decision support for improved antimicrobial stewardship
… notes, and other modalities present in electronic medical records, various machine learning models such as logistic regression and decision trees are used to predict patients' probabilities of resistance to various antibiotics. The full dataset consists of electronic medical records from …
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