Patients Treated at Multiple Acute Health Care Facilities¶
Bourgeois, F. C. (2010). Patients Treated at Multiple Acute Health Care Facilities: Quantifying Information Fragmentation. Archives of Internal Medicine, 170(22), 1989-1995.
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- Client Server Model
- and this entry reads centralized-record adoption in clinical settings as the same move, given that patients treated at several acute-care facilities have their information measurably fragmented across them.
This sourceQuantifies the fragmentation of patient information across acute-care facilities and offers it as "one basis for assessing the value of an integrated electronic health information system." It measures hospital and emergency-department encounters only, covers no registries, does not show that centralizing records resolves the fragmentation, and draws no analogy to cache invalidation.
- and this entry reads centralized-record adoption in clinical settings as the same move, given that patients treated at several acute-care facilities have their information measurably fragmented across them.
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