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Standardization and Automatic Extraction of Quality Measures in an Ambulatory Electronic Medical Record (EMR)
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| Description: Citizens Memorial Healthcare (CMH) will establish the standardization efforts necessary for data capture of quality measures in an ambulatory EMR system and demonstrate the efficiency and accuracy of using a data extraction and reporting expert to perform quality measurement in the ambulatory care setting. CMH will standardize and integrate data capture for quality of care measurement into the normal documentation of care within the ambulatory EMR. |
| Principal Investigator:McColm, Denni |
| State:Missouri |
| Community:Rural |
| Care Setting:Ambulatory |
| Technologies:Standards, Electronic Health Record (EHR) |
| Project Status:Ongoing |
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Patient Readiness to Use Internet Health Resources
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| Description:This project is developing a practical measure of the readiness of ambulatory patients with chronic conditions to use web-based health resources, testing the predictive validity of the measure against logs of actual use of these resources by these same patients, and directly observing their use of these resources. This project is also examining how use of web-based resources is associated with clinical outcomes for patients with diabetes. |
| Principal Investigator:Koopman, Richelle J. |
| State:Missouri |
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| Care Setting:Ambulatory |
| Technologies:Personal Health Records (PHR), Electronic Health Record (EHR) |
| Project Status:Ongoing |
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Surveillance for Adverse Drug Events in Ambulatory Pediatrics
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| Description:
The objectives of the project, Surveillance for Adverse Drug Events in Ambulatory Pediatrics are to reliably measure the incidence of adverse drug events (ADEs), or harm to patients from drugs, suffered by children with chronic diseases in the ambulatory environment, and during transitions in care in and out of the ambulatory environment. Measuring the incidence of harm from drugs is an important step toward reducing this harm. |
| Principal Investigator:Kilbridge, Peter |
| State:Missouri |
| Community:Non-rural |
| Care Setting:Ambulatory, Emergency Department |
| Technologies:Clinical Decision Support (CDS) |
| Project Status:Ongoing |
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Using Health Information Technology to Improve Ambulatory Chronic Disease Care
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| Description: Care for chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease accounts for 75% of all health care spending, but management of chronic illnesses is often fragmented and ineffective. Because HIT investment is both needed and is very costly, there is a need for greater understanding of how targeted uses benefit patients and health care providers. To improve the quality of care for patients with chronic illnesses, the proposed project will use new health information technology that includes specific strategies for managing chronic diseases. |
| Principal Investigator:Mehr, David |
| State:Missouri |
| Community:Non-rural |
| Care Setting:Home Health Care, Ambulatory |
| Technologies:Telehealth, Clinical Decision Support (CDS), Electronic Health Record (EHR) |
| Project Status:Ongoing |
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Project InfoCare
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| Description:Created a community-wide EMR with integrated clinical decision support that is available across the continuum of care including a rural hospital, a home health agency, 14 physician clinics, and 5 long-term care facilities. |
| Principal Investigator:Esch, Peggy |
| State:Missouri |
| Community:Rural |
| Care Setting:Ambulatory, Emergency Department, Long Term Care |
| Technologies:Clinical Information Systems, Electronic Medication Administration (eMAR), Personal Health Records (PHR), Electronic Health Record (EHR), Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE) |
| Project Status:Closed |
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