The Australian Government’s vision for a national, secure e-health system will benefit Australians in many ways. A key part to delivering effective e-health is the PCEHR system.
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This video is about eHealth102, how a patient can upload his medical records online, with the help of eHealth102. Giving you access to your medical records when and where they are needed.
Why Electronic Health Records are Important?
Electronic health records are important in the post-life of covid19 or coronavirus because we will need to verify our health at every place we go and that’s why carrying medical records online will be a much more convenient way.
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With the current situation #covid-19 its a must for everyone to have their health history with them so in case of emergency, you have all your medical records in handy with you just with a click, and here were eHealth102 places a very important role. eHealth102 will save all your medical records on to a centralized cloud server, the system is guided by the User and have the whole rights of the documents, thus keeping them in control. These documents can be used anywhere and anytime by the user and can also be shared with their Healthcare Professionals and Family Members.
The benefit of being a part of eHealth102 is that you will have to save access to your medical records online, and available with you whenever you need them.
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E-health infrastructure refers to the technical and information systems that support the delivery of healthcare services through digital means, such as telemedicine, health information systems, and mHealth (mobile health) technology. It encompasses hardware, software, networks, and data management systems that enable the creation, storage, transfer, and use of digital health information. The development of e-health infrastructure is essential for the delivery of efficient and effective digital health services, including telemedicine, remote monitoring, and mHealth. The widespread use of e-health infrastructure and digital health services has the potential to improve healthcare access and delivery, especially in rural and underserved areas, and to enhance the quality of care provided to patients.
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Across the country, virtually all doctor’s offices and hospitals use electronic health records, or EHRs, to capture patient information. But EHR usability – their layout, design, customizations, and how they fit into different workflows—can impact patient safety.
In this video, you’ll see one example of a health IT-facilitated error – how a computer auto-refresh results in a doctor pulling up the wrong record without even realizing it, and how it impacts the care a patient receives.
This is a fixable problem, but we need more research on how, when, and why these errors occur.
Learn more about how we can make health IT safer: http://www.pewtrusts.org/HealthIT
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Remember when going to the doctor’s office looked like this?
Now it looks more like this.
Across the country, more and more doctor’s offices are using electronic health records, or EHRs.
As digital records have become more common, unanticipated problems with design, workflow, training and how clinicians use them have contributed to patient harm.
To learn more, we talked to Medstar Health’s Dr. Raj Ratwani, a leading researcher on EHR usability and safety.
EHRs should make it easier and safer for clinicians to provide care for patients.
The sub-optimal usability of EHRs can lead to mistakes like selecting the wrong patient, ordering the wrong drug, or missing critical lab results.
Medstar Health’s Dr. Terry Fairbanks, who studies human factors in health care, explained how a computer auto-refresh error can cause a problem without the doctor realizing it.
Let’s take two patients. Martha Jones and Daniel Rodriguez, who come into the emergency department on the same day and have similar issues so they both need a chest x-ray.
When the doctor goes to see Martha Jones, they pull up the patient’s electronic health record to look at the X-ray.
And the doctor actually pulls up Daniel Rodriguez’s X-ray thinking that that it is Martha’s.
And this x-ray appears normal, so the doctor sends Martha home.
This all happened in a fraction of the second, so let’s slow it down and see what actually happened.
In between the first and second click, the database updates, and auto-refreshes.
So by the time the doctor finishes the second click, the X-ray icon his cursor was on now, belongs to Daniel Rodriguez.
Daniel’s x-ray looks fine.
On the other hand, this is Martha Jones’s actual X-ray. You can see there’s a large, white area here, which represents a pneumonia, which needs antibiotics. Without antibiotics, Martha could get much worse very quickly.
This is one example of a Health-IT facilitated error and there are many others.
This is a fixable problem, but currently there’s not enough research on how and why these errors occur.
All patients deserve the best care possible.
We need better data now on how, when and why these challenges arise so that we can all do a better job protecting our patients.
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Learn how to use the eHealth pharmacist tool so that you can help your patients easily compare health plans during Medicare Open Enrollment October 15 – December 7, 2014. Video Rating: / 5
A video introducing the concept of eHealth in BC. For more information about eHealth please visit our website at http://digem.med.ubc.ca/.
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“What is eHealth?” by Dr. Kendall Ho is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)
e-Health services are a hallmark of the efficiency, reliability, and traceability of the e-solutions network. See how intuitive solutions like the Patient Portal, Digital Prescriptions, e-Ambulance, and e-Consolation work concurrently to create a seamless and dependable healthcare system for Estonians.
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From drones that deliver blood in Rwanda, to blockchain health records in Estonia it
is clear to see that the role of technology in healthcare is growing and changing.
But how these systems and tools are being implemented varies greatly depending on
the government, region and resources. In this episode of A Different Lens we explore
Digital Health globally, from business efficacies to social media health care platforms
we ask the question; will digital health improve our lives or complicate them?
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Monash Arts
Professor Alan Petersen
Monash Education
Dr Christine Grove
Monash Information Technology
Professor Chris Bain
Dr Levin Kuhlmann
Monash University Malaysia
Professor Shajahan Yasin
Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Dr Maxine Tan
Monash School of Engineering, Malaysia
Associate Professor Shaun Lee Wen Huey
Monash School of Pharmacy, Malaysia
Harvard University
Professor Milind Tambe
Music by Dg Music
Animation by Jumbla
Audio Post Production Baxter Sound
Directed by Hayden Gregory
Produced by Monash University In Partnership With VMLY&R ANZ
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