Explorations in the Design and Implementation of Clinical Information Systems
by Jerome Carter on December 10, 2012 · 0 comments
In the last post, I alluded to the possibility of using software prototyping tools* as aids to EHR usability testing and product selection. While there are many types of prototyping tools, I have been most intrigued by those that allow the creation of interactive user interfaces. Using these tools, I have been able to experiment […]
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by Jerome Carter on March 26, 2012 · 0 comments
In my experience, the decision to implement an electronic health record is usually an attempt to solve ongoing practice problems. Whether or not an EHR successfully meets expectations depends on the complexity of the problems and how appropriate an EHR is for solving them. Some problems are straightforward and readily solved by implementing an EHR–remote […]
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