PPP on EMR adoptions
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evaluating_emr_team_c1_frances1.pptxEvaluating EMR
Sylisa Byrd, Maria Esguerra, Frances Morris, and Diana Velez
HCS/533
Chong Daleiden
Introduction
Electronic Medical Record
Function of an EMR
Limitations of an EMR
Significance of an EMR
Levels of an EMR
On behalf of our CIO, Chief Information Officer, we would like to present to you all the function, limitations, significance, and the levels of electronic medical record system
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Functions
Health information and data:
Results management
Order entry and support
Decision support
Electronic communication and Connectivity
Patient support
Reporting and population health management
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Functions of an EMR
Place to contain a patient’s personal medical history
Dictations
Tests results
Other medical information &
Financial information
Functions of a Electronic Medical record (EMR) Frances A. Morris
According to Brooks, Electronic Medical Records (EMRs,) the newest form of documenting a patient's medical record (2010). Functions of an EMR: a place to contain a patient’s personal medical history, dictations, tests results, financial information, and comes with challenges: namely public policies, big investment from the federal government for reimbursement to providers to implement EMR (Brooks, 2010). EMR operates as a way for the health care industry to enhance patient care, ease of tasking for providers, perform better for preventative care, lead into the advancements in technological health care corporation (Brooks, 2010).
A major purpose of an EMR asserts Brooks to foster communications of one’s information [medical records] to providers [health care] to view someone’s personal information (2010). Brooks claims EMR role in health care serves as a way to perform efficiency, correctness, and systematic manners; to contain patient’s records (2010). Patients EMR offers online access, lab results, medication history, possible physician diagnoses implicit rather than explicit notes (Brooks, 2010).
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Limitations
Significance
Quality, and Outcomes
Safety
Efficiency and Productivity
Cost Reduction
Service and Satisfaction
Limitations
Need for Future Research
Levels of Adoption
References
Brooks, R., PhD. & Grotz, C. (2010). Implementation of electronic medical records: How
healthcare providers are managing the challenges of going digital. Journal of Business & Economics
Research, 8(6), 73-84. Retrieved from
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DOCUdavit. (2012). DOCUdavit Solutions: Records Management Solutions Coast-to-Coast in Canada Since 2003, Retreived on June 19, 2015 from internet DOCUdavit Solutions: Records Management Solutions Coast-to-Coast in Canada Since 2003, http://docudavit.com/doctors/electronic-medical-records-conversion/
Wager, K., Lee, F., & Glase, J. (2013). Health Care Information System: A practical approach for health care management. Jossey-Bass Book, A Wiley Brand, 3. Retrieved on June 5, 2015 from UOP eBook Database
