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A case tracking system with electronic medical record integration to automate outcome tracking for radiologists
Tarik K Alkasab1, Mitchell A Harris, Michael E Zalis
1Department of Radiology, Massachusetts General Hospital, FND-216, 55 Fruit Street, Boston, MA 02114, USA. talkasab@partners.org
Abstract:
Radiologists make many diagnoses, but only sporadically get feedback on the subsequent clinical courses of their patients. We have created a web-based application that empowers radiologists to create and maintain personal databases of cases of interest. This tool integrates with existing information systems to minimize manual input such that radiologists can quickly flag cases for further follow-up without interrupting their clinical work. We have integrated this case-tracking system with an electronic medical record aggregation and search tool. As a result, radiologists can learn the outcomes of their patients with much less effort. We intend this tool to aid radiologists in their own personal quality improvement and to increase the efficiency of both teaching and research. We also hope to develop the system into a platform for systematic, continuous, quantitative monitoring of performance in radiology.
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