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The Future Of Health Information Exchange

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There will be no confusion of illegible handwriting or lost papers.

EMR bundle all previous and current medical records for each patient creating reliable information quickly and easily.

Electronic medical records can be audited by various companies or administrations for quality improvement.

Patient records can be accessed from remote locations.

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Incorrect interpretation of handwriting as well as decreased patient care time due to excessive data collection and paper based documentation

EMR advantages such as reduced errors, prevention of lost data, remote access to patient data, and access to knowledge.

The top concern of the EMR systems by nurses are security and confidentiality.

(O’Mahony et al, 2014)

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Previously in health care facilities, patient records were documented by hand on paper and placed into a file, or chart, specifically for that patient. As technology advanced, electronic medical records (EMR) were developed. Electronic medical records give technicians, nurses, physicians and so forth the ability to document and research all information electronically via computers and an online medical information system.

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Information systems (electronic medical records) have proven to be beneficial for health care through quality improvement of patient care and safety. Quality improvement auditing can be determined with ease by administrators or head professionals due to the online systems. Studies have been produced to investigate the quality improvement, usability, and reviews of electronic systems and continue to be performed to validate and produce new information. As technology improves, information systems will continue to be incorporated into health care advances.

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