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ISSN: 2058-4555    frecuency : 4   format : Electrónica

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Volume 20 Number Vol 20, No 4

9 articles in this issue 

Vasa Curcin,Michael Soljak,Azeem Majeed

Introduction Health research using routinely collected National Health Service (NHS) data derived from electronic health records (EHRs) and health service information systems has been growing in both importance and quantity. Wide population coverage and d... see more

Pags. 225 - 231  

Amber Appleton,Khaled Sadek,Ian GJ Dawson,Simon de Lusignan

Background UK primary care physicians receive their laboratory test results electronically. This study reports a computerised physician order entry (CPOE) system error in the pathology test request date that went unnoticed in family practices.Method We co... see more

Pags. 241 - 247  

Richard Altman,Jason S Shapiro,Thomas Moore,Gilad J Kuperman

Background The trend towards hospitalist medicine can lead to disjointed patient care. Outpatient clinicians may be unaware of patients’ encounters with a disparate healthcare system. Electronic notifications to outpatient clinicians of patients’ emergenc... see more

Pags. 249 - 255  

Piera Polidori,Concetta Di Giorgio,Alessio Provenzani

Background Adverse drug events may occur as a result of drug–drug interactions (DDIs). Information technology (IT) systems can be an important decision-making tool for healthcare workers to identify DDIs.Objective The aim of the study is to analyse drug p... see more

Pags. 257 - 262  

Andrew CK Lee,Simon Oliver,Kate Fletcher,Jean Robinson

Background Telehealth has been promoted as an adjunct to managing patients with long-term conditions. It has been used in various settings and for different disease groups. However, robust evidence for the efficacy of telehealth is currently lacking.Objec... see more

Pags. 263 - 270  

Lisa J Ware,Sarah Williams,Katherine Bradbury,Catherine Brant,Paul Little,FD Richard Hobbs,Lucy Yardley

Background Demand is increasing for primary care to deliver effective weight management services to patients, but research suggests that staff feel inadequately resourced for such a role. Supporting service delivery with a free and effective web-based wei... see more

Pags. 283 - 288  

Renee Verwey,Sanne van der Weegen,Huibert Tange,Marieke Spreeuwenberg,Trudy van der Weijden,Luc de Witte

Background The system informs the nurse about levels of physical activity in the daily living of patients who are using the It’s LiFe! tool. The tool consists of an accelerometer that transfers data to a smartphone, which is subsequently connected to a se... see more

Pags. 289 - 298