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A computer-based patient record: Emory's approach.

J J Bennett1, R Alligood, K L Beck

  • 1Emory University System of Health Care.

Topics in Health Information Management
|April 8, 1993
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Emory University will gradually transition from paper medical records to a paperless system over several years. Health Information Management professionals will manage this transition by evaluating processes and staff skills for each phase.

Area of Science:

  • Health Information Management
  • Healthcare Administration
  • Digital Transformation in Healthcare

Background:

  • Healthcare institutions traditionally rely on paper-based medical records.
  • The transition to electronic health records (EHRs) presents significant logistical and operational challenges.
  • Managing the gradual replacement of paper records requires careful planning and execution.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To outline a strategy for the gradual replacement of paper medical records at Emory University.
  • To identify key milestone events for the transition to a paperless system.
  • To prepare Health Information Management (HIM) professionals for managing the shift to digital records.

Main Methods:

  • Phased implementation approach based on identified milestone events.

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  • Evaluation of existing business processes related to medical record management.
  • Assessment of staff skill sets required for a paperless environment.
  • Development of a comprehensive transition plan for each phase.

    • Main Results:

    • The transition to a paperless system will be gradual, occurring over several years.
    • Milestone events will dictate the progressive phasing out of paper records.
    • Proactive evaluation of business processes and staff competencies is crucial for success.
    • A structured plan will guide each stage of the transition.

    Conclusions:

    • A gradual, phased approach is essential for successfully replacing paper medical records.
    • Health Information Management professionals play a critical role in managing this complex transition.
    • Thorough business process evaluation and staff upskilling are vital for achieving a paperless system.
    • Strategic planning is key to navigating the complexities of digital transformation in healthcare records.