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Glynda Rees¹, Janet Morrison¹, Kamal Ahuja¹

¹British Columbia Institute of Technology, BC, Canada.

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|February 12, 2019

Summary

This study addresses challenges in academic health record systems. It details a project to create an open-source educational clinical information system for improved interprofessional health education.

Keywords:

Academic Electronic Health Record EdCIS Interprofessional health education Open Source Education

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Medical Education
Open Source Technology

Background:

Academic health record systems present significant challenges.
Existing systems often inadequately support comprehensive interprofessional health education.
There is a need for adaptable and accessible educational tools in healthcare.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify key issues within current academic health record systems.
To outline the development of a novel open-source educational clinical information system.
To enhance interprofessional health education through improved technological resources.

Main Methods:

Analysis of existing academic health record system limitations.
Design and development of an open-source educational clinical information system.
Focus on modularity and adaptability for diverse educational needs.

Main Results:

Identification of specific shortcomings in current health record systems for educational purposes.
Initiation of a project to build a functional open-source educational clinical information system.
Establishment of a framework for interprofessional collaboration within the system.

Conclusions:

Open-source educational clinical information systems offer a viable solution to identified challenges.
The developed system has the potential to significantly improve interprofessional health education.
Further development and implementation are crucial for realizing the full benefits.