patient medical records Flashcards

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What is PMR?

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a comprehensive compilation of a patient’s health information

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What does a PMR includes

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medical history
medications
treatment plans
test results

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What is the importance of PMRs

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  1. Ensure quality healthcare
  2. accurate up to date records
  3. Making informed medical decisions
  4. enhancing patient safety
  5. Improving overall care
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Key components of PMR (there’s 9)

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Patient demographics, medical history, medication records, treatment plans, test results, progress notes, consultation reports, vital signs and measurements, immunization records

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What is a Patient Medication Record

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a subset of the patient medical record, focusing mainly on their medication history

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How can healthcare providers obtain medication information?

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  • patient interviews
  • pharmacy records
  • communication with other healthcare facilities
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What are the advantages of EMRs?

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  • real time access
  • improved medication reconciliation
  • enhanced patient safety
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What are the challenges in manual medication record keeping?

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  • illegible
  • cannot access across hospitals
  • lack of real time update
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What are the differences between EMRs and EHRs?

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EHR (broader view of patient health history)
- comprehensive health records
- encompasses various health data
- designed for data exchanges between different systems
- patient portals for access to comprehensive health data
- used in larger healthcare organisations, hospitals and healthcare network.

EMR
- patient’s medical records within a single healthcare facility
- focuses on medical history and treatment date
- limited interoperability, mainly within same facilities
- patient portals with limited date access
- small to medium sized clinics, private practices and specialised healthcare facilities

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What are the benefits of EHRs?

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  • efficiency and productivity
  • remote access and telemedicine
  • data analytics
  • interoperability
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Name two innovations in medicine management.

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  • automated medication dispensing
  • smart medication packaging
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Name some challenges in EMR/EHR adoption

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  • resistance to change
  • financial investment
  • training ang education
  • data migration and integration
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Name 2 future trends in PMRs.

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  • AI driven predictive analytics for personalised treatment plans
  • utilising blockchain technology to enhance data security and integrity
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