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ISSN: 1476-0320    frecuency : 4   format : Electrónica

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Volume 16 Number Vol 16, No 4

8 articles in this issue 

Robert Navarro

Background There is no consensus on how to share patient records privately. Data privacy concepts are surveyed and a framework is presented for the safe sharing of sensitive data. It is argued that tailoring the data sharing to the privacy breach risks of... see more

Pags. 257 - 262  

Roderick Neame

Collections of computerised personal health data present a very real threat to privacy. Access control is difficult to manage in order to maintain privacy and at the same time to retain flexibility of usage. The legal situation is clear, imposing a requir... see more

Pags. 263 - 270  

Alison Hinds

Background Medical records are not only a vital tool for the delivery of health care to individual patients but also hold information with significant potential for research. However, patient records contain personal information, and some medical details ... see more

Pags. 271 - 275  

Kahyun Yoon-Flannery,Stephanie Zandieh,Gilad Kuperman,Daniel Langsam,Daniel Hyman,Rainu Kaushal

Objectives To determine pre-implementation perspectives of institutional, practice and vendor leadership regarding best practice for implementation of two ambulatory electronic health records (EHRs) at an academic institution.Design Semi-structured interv... see more

Pags. 277 - 284  

Denis Protti,Tom Bowden,Ib Johansen

This is the third in a series of five papers about the use of computing technology in general practitioner (GP) practices in Denmark and New Zealand. This paper looks at the environments within which electronic medical records (EMRs) operate, including th... see more

Pags. 285 - 290  

Denis Protti,Tom Bowden,Ib Johansen

This is the fourth in a series of five papers about the use of computing technology in general practitioner (GP) practices in Denmark and New Zealand. This paper looks at the reasons why physicians use computers with a particular emphasis on the benefits ... see more

Pags. 291 - 296  

Kirsten Disse

Background As health care becomes more reliant on electronic systems, there is a need to standardise display elements to promote patient safety and clinical efficiency. The Microsoft' Health Common User Interface (MSCUI) programme, developed by Microsoft ... see more

Pags. 297 - 302