Explorations in the Design and Implementation of Clinical Information Systems
Last week, I finally started work on a clinical workflow book that I hope will be published in late spring of 2017. The working title is Clinical Workflow: Methods, Models and Software Applications. The book will contain 14 to 15 chapters and will be written as a practical handbook suitable for classroom use. Topics covered […]
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Clinical care consists of processes, and workflows are the means by which processes are carried out. Supporting clinical work with software requires, at a minimum, a detailed understanding of clinicians’ workflows, a means of representing those workflows in a computable format, and systems that can make use of the computable formats. Clinical workflow analysis (CWFA) […]
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Clinical Workflow Center Human factors methods are valuable tools for analyzing the nuances of clinical work. Gaining familiarity with these methods can require a good deal of time and searching. A new resource page has been added to Clinical Workflow Center to make life easier for those who want to begin exploring human factors techniques. […]
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The EHR Science Blog presents the musings of Jerome H. Carter, MD, CEO of Informatics Squared, Inc.
Dr. Carter is the editor of Electronic Health Records, Second Edition, published by the American College of Physicians.
Posts on this blog are the personal views of Dr. Carter and do not reflect the official policies or positions of the American College of Physicians.