… Our search terms were based on four key topic areas: health records; history taking; code
and/or structure; and benefits or risks, which were all combined using the ‘AND’ operator. The …

… Physicians’ answers focused mainly on the risk of private health insurance companies
obtaining access to health records, subsequent increase in costs of insurance, the risk of …

… Clinical Health (… health records (EHRs). In light of the changes anticipated from this policy
initiative, the purpose of this paper is to review and summarize the literature on the benefits …

… of working around Electronic Health Records by presenting a typology of those workarounds
that persist after adoption and by reflecting on the user-perceived risks and benefits. The …

This special issue of JAMIA presents several applications of electronic health record (EHR)
systems for clinical decision making. The integration of genetic information into EHRs has …

… be gained by clinicians and patients in the provision of clinical care from the increased use
of structuring and/or coding within health records, we also identified significant risks (box 2). …

Methods: A diagnostic decision support system already in clinical use was integrated into
electronic health record systems at two large health systems, after clinician input on desired …

… patient histories in electronic health records, and the empirically demonstrated benefits and
risks of structuring and coding of patient histories in health records. Objectives To determine …

… Thus, providers, together with their patients, can make medical decisions independently of
EHR guidance on careful consideration of the risks and benefits of specific treatment options. …

… for rapid benefit-risk (B/R) monitoring of vaccines using European electronic health record
(… ) monitoring of vaccination coverage, benefits and risks based on multiple European eHR …