Electronic health record systems have the potential to improve the quality of health services
primarily through the availability of health information. Implementing EHR systems in …

Fifteen to twenty years is how long it takes for the billions of dollars of health-related
research to translate into evidence-based policies and programs suitable for public use …

Background A problem-oriented approach is one of the possibilities to organize a medical
record. The problem-oriented medical record (POMR)-a structured organization of patient …

The pace of technological evolution in healthcare is advancing. In this article key technology
trends are identified that are likely to influence nursing practice and education over the next …

The science of dissemination and implementation (D&I) is a swiftly growing and broad field
that commonly involves change at multiple levels at both outer (ie, system) and inner (ie …

Background Measurement of patient race/ethnicity in electronic health records is mandated
and important for tracking health disparities. Objective Characterize the quality of …

Background: We do not have a strong understanding of a health care organization's capacity
for attempting and completing multiple and sometimes competing change initiatives …

Background The literature has noted the need to use more advanced methods and models
to evaluate physicians' outcomes in the shared health care model that electronic health …

Since 1988, healthcare has been considered a citizen's right in Brazil. The Sistema Único de
Saúde (SUS), has undergone development and expansion to ensure universal health …

Background: This paper describes a change management strategy, including a self-
assessment survey tool and electronic medical record (EMR) maturity model (EMM) …