PubMed · 2016 · 27 citations · 3 references
ComputingHealth InformaticsHealth LawElectronic Health RecordsMedical EthicsMedical MalpracticeClinical DocumentationDocumentation StandardsElectronic Health Record GovernanceElectronic RecordsHealth RecordsMedical DocumentationAdministrative NegligenceElectronic Health Record DocumentationElectronic Health Records DocumentationElectronic Medical RecordsHealth Information Technology GovernanceMedical Record DocumentationPhysician DocumentationTrust In Healthcare Providers
Comprehensive, detailed documentation in the medical record is critical to patient care and to a physician when allegations of negligence arise. Physicians, therefore, would be prudent to have a clear understanding of this documentation. It is important to understand who is responsible for documentation, what is important to document, when to document, and how to document. Additionally, it should be understood who owns the medical record, the significance of the transition to the electronic medical record, problems and pitfalls when using the electronic medical record, and how the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act affects healthcare providers and health information technology.
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The Case for Public Ownership of Patient Data
Marc A. Rodwin · JAMA · 2009 · 49 citations