ArticleHealthcare informatics research2011
Japanese EMRs and IT in Medicine: Expansion, Integration, and Reuse of Data.
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- Quality Requirements for Electronic Health Record Systems*. A Japanese-German Information Management Perspective.Methods of information in medicine · 2017Article
- Impact of a New Medical Record System for Emergency Departments Designed to Accelerate Clinical Documentation: A Crossover Study.Medicine · 2015Observational
- Reusability of EMR Data for Applying Cubbin and Jackson Pressure Ulcer Risk Assessment Scale in Critical Care Patients.Healthcare informatics research · 2013Article
- Information technology in radiation oncology - a brave new world?Frontiers in oncology · 2013Article
- The automatic clinical trial: leveraging the electronic medical record in multisite cancer clinical trials.Current oncology reports · 2012Article
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Abstract
objectivesThe prevalence of electronic medical record in Japan varies according to the size of the hospital which is 62.5% in major hospitals, 21.7% in medium, 9.1% in small size hospitals, and 16.5% in clinics. The complete paperless system is very limited, though some major hospitals are aiming at this system. Several regional network systems which connect different platforms of EMRs, have been developing in many districts, while the final picture of a regional network has not been clearly proposed. To develop a whole electronic health record or personal health records system from the regional network data, we have several obstacles to overcome such as standardization, a privacy act, unique national health number.
methodsSome experimental trials have just been started. The reuse of the accumulated data has also just been initiated. We exploited text mining systems (term frequency-inverse document frequency method) to find similar cases and auto-audit Japanese diagnosis related group (DRG) coding by using discharge summaries.
resultsThe same or even a more extreme phenomenon of huge data accumulation is occurring in genetic research and confluence of multi-disciplines of informatics is the next step, which has an enormous accumulation of data and discoveries of the relations beyond the dimension of each informatics.
conclusionsWe need another approach to science apart from the conventional method, and data-driven approach with data mining techniques must be brought in for each field. Informaticians have new important roles as coordinators to link up numerous phenomena over dimensions.
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