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Ann Taite1, Janice Minard2, Alison Morra3
1A research associate in the Asthma Research Unit of Kingston General Hospital Research Institute at Queen's University in Kingston, ON. As the project manager for the Ontario Asthma EMR Project, she oversaw and coordinated projects and programs related to respiratory data element definitions and standards and electronic and mobile health technology.
Abstract:
Asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) are two of the most common chronic respiratory diseases. Electronic medical records (EMRs) are increasingly being used as a means to support chronic disease management and enable best practices. This article summarizes the state of asthma and COPD care and electronic solutions in Ontario, highlighting the work done to date for asthma and COPD data standards. Lessons learned and future considerations for the use of EMRs and related electronic solutions to support chronic disease management are discussed.
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