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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Patient confidentiality"”.

  1. Adequacy of the legal safeguards of the patients’ confidentiality right under the Saudi Arabian laws

    The concept of patient confidentiality is nearly as old as the practice of health professions and has evolved over the years, from one jurisdiction to the other. The duty of patient confidentiality can be a fundamental human right, an ethical duty or a legal duty. Under the Saudi Arabian …

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  2. Automated de-identification of free-text medical records

    … (HST) to automatically de-identify confidential patient information from text medical records used in intensive care units (ICUs). Patient records are a vital resource in medical research. Before such records can be made available for research studies, protected health information (PHI) must be …

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  3. Literature and Medicine and Narrative Medicine: A Distinction between Terms

    … unchecked outlets for content that may violate patient confidentiality. Literature and medicine incorporates a peer-review process that ensures academic rigor but also leads to less democratic participation. And, finally, the clinical nomenclature of narrative medicine implies that its …

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  4. Biorhythmic patterns of blood pressure in non-surgical patients in an intensive care unit

    … the patterns of blood pressure in nonsurgical patients in an intensive care unit. The following research questions were addressed: (1) Does the diurnal pattern of blood pressure synchronize with the environment in nonsurgical patients who are in an intensive care unit environment? and (2) Does …

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  5. Biorhythmic patterns of blood pressure in non-surgical patients in an intensive care unit

    … the patterns of blood pressure in nonsurgical patients in an intensive care unit. The following research questions were addressed: (1) Does the diurnal pattern of blood pressure synchronize with the environment in nonsurgical patients who are in an intensive care unit environment? and (2) Does …

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  6. Perceptions of healthcare providers regarding ethical guidelines on social media in a children's ward in Malawi

    … of non-consensual taking and sharing of child patient photos under which these subthemes were discussed; removing photos from social media; informing social media users. Conclusion – Understanding the perceptions of healthcare providers regarding ethical guidelines on social media is expected …

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  7. Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety: Examining Clinical Drug Trials Via Technology

    … and deployment, ethical fears regarding patient confidentiality and security, and resources to maintain the technology and infrastructure. The findings of the review revealed that adoption of technology is in its infancy in these areas. There is a need for clearer legislation and …

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  8. Strengthening health systems through eHealth: two mixed-methods case studies at 10 facilities in Malawi

    … initiatives. While many studies of eHealth for patient care in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC) are taking place, evidence of its role in improving administrative processes such as financial management is lacking, despite the importance of ‘good governance’ (transparency and …

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