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Lynn M Nagle1, Julie Moffat Judd
1Nagle & Associates Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Abstract:
Existing clinical information systems do not facilitate the easy transfer of relevant clinical information; hence there are significant disparities in both the type and timeliness of information that accompanies a patient transfer between care settings. Patient data is commonly fragmented between various health care settings and providers, further contributing to a reduction in the quality of information that is shared. Delineating a transfer minimum data set would provide the basis for communicating consistent information between care settings.
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