@trainitmedical @Hatsmazz1 @GrogsGamut No, sorry. I’m looking for scientific studies that show improvements to healthcare outcomes, quality, clinical efficacy etc. Evidence-based EHR policy is elusive. See eg https://t.co/yewRx3aeh2 https://t.co/cYwPLcwg…
https://t.co/Cl1GvhPqzz “Abandoned by Government eHealth - Heart Patient Turns to Apple.” This is our personal experience of the whole debacle of “ehealth” and “EHR” - it is a bureaucratic nightmare. https://t.co/qkgRIY1SrL
#MyHR advocates predict improved health outcomes, but this has actually been hard to demonstrate. See e.g. this big systematic review of 143 #EHR studies (BMJ, 2014) https://t.co/JTP9JF2Qrv There seems little conclusive evidence that EHRs improve safety…
@HealthITNewsAU @GrattanInst 2. See eg this major systematic review of 143 #EHR studies: https://t.co/JTP9JF2Qrv. “No studies reported changes in health outcomes”. Whoah! #HealthIT -/3