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The computerized medical record: an invitation to dialogue
1USAF Hospital, Altus, OK.
Journal (American Medical Record Association)
|June 8, 1990
Summary
This article envisions future healthcare where controlling medical information is a major advance. Defining the optimal electronic medical record is crucial for patient care and research, requiring broad input.
Area of Science:
- Health Informatics
- Medical Record Management
Background:
- The need for standardized computerized medical records was previously highlighted.
- The current article builds upon prior discussions regarding electronic health records.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present a vision for the future of medical information control.
- To emphasize the critical importance of defining an optimal medical record standard.
Main Methods:
- Conceptualization of a future healthcare system.
- Discussion of the role of medical data stewards.
Main Results:
- A future where information control is a significant medical advancement.
- Stewardship of medical data is recognized as vital for patient care and research.
Conclusions:
- The timely definition of an optimal medical record is essential.
- This task requires collaborative input from multiple experts to ensure success and patient well-being.
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