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Clinical Informatics Outside the Walls of Healthcare Settings: Telehealth and Consumer Health Informatics
Notes from module 5 of the Interprofessional Health Informatics course I’m working on (plus side reading that I did to fill in some blanks/learn more about some things mentioned in the course). [Note: I posted this on August 5, 2015, but then … Continue reading
Posted in healthcare, information technology, notes, online module notes
Tagged Big Data, coursera, eHealth, electronic health records, eScience, evidence-informed decision making, health informatics, health information management, healthcare, healthcare IT, informatics, information technology, IT, learning healthcare system, notes, online module notes
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Evaluation Designs When You Have Small Sample Sizes
Evaluation occurs in real-world contexts, which means that we often don’t have as much control as we do in research projects. For example, in research we may be able to randomize participants to receive an intervention or not, whereas randomization … Continue reading
Posted in evaluation, evaluation tools, methods, notes, research
Tagged DWLD, Dynamic Wait-Listed Design, evaluation, evaluation tools, Interrupted Time-Series Design, ITSD, methods, notes, Regression Point Displacement Design, research, research design, research methods, RPDD, stepped wedge design, SWD, tools
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Electronic Health Records (EHR)
Notes from module 4 of the Interprofessional Health Informatics course I’m working on (plus side side reading that I did to fill in some blanks/learn more about some things mentioned in the course) electronic health record (EHR) = “an electroic record of health-related … Continue reading
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Tagged coursera, eHealth, EHR, electronic health record, electronic health records, evidence-informed decision making, health informatics, health information management, healthcare, healthcare IT, HITECH Act, informatics, information technology, IT, learning healthcare system, meaningful use, notes, online module notes
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Indicators
Will be working on creating some indicators, so I figured it was a good time to brush up on them! Read two items – a guide and a journal article – and my notes from them are below. The Good Indicators … Continue reading
Posted in evaluation, evaluation tools, knowledge translation, notes
Tagged evaluation, evaluation tools, indicators, knowledge translation, notes, readings
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BC’s Strategy for Health Information Management & Technology
The BC government recently released a policy discussion paper on their Health Information Management and Technology (IM/IT) strategy framework. The paper identifies a number of challenges faced at the moment: lack of a common vision for IM/IT across the health sector … Continue reading
Data-Information-Knowledge
Notes from module 3 of the Interprofessional Health Informatics course I’m working on (plus side side reading that I did to fill in some blanks/learn more about some things mentioned in the course) Data: observations (numbers, terms) Information: data with … Continue reading
Posted in healthcare, information technology, notes, online module notes, Uncategorized
Tagged coursera, eHealth, electronic health records, evidence-informed decision making, health informatics, health information management, healthcare, healthcare IT, informatics, information technology, IT, learning healthcare system, notes, online module notes | Tagged clinical informatics
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What is Health Informatics?
Notes from modules 1 and 2 of the Interprofessional Health Informatics course I’m working on (plus side side reading that I did to fill in some blanks/learn more about some things mentioned in the course) Learning Healthcare System: “a system that … Continue reading
Posted in healthcare, information technology, notes, online module notes
Tagged clinical informatics, coursera, eHealth, electronic health records, evidence-informed decision making, health informatics, health information management, healthcare, healthcare IT, informatics, information technology, IT, learning healthcare system, notes
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Interprofessional Health Informatics Course from the University of Minnesota
As I’ve mentioned previously, I’m currently working on a very large and complex health information system project. I’ve been on this project for nearly 10 months now and it has been both a fantastic learning opportunity and a chance to … Continue reading
Posted in healthcare, information technology, notes, online module notes
Tagged clinical informatics, coursera, eHealth, electronic health records, evidence-informed decision making, health informatics, health information management, healthcare, healthcare IT, informatics, information technology, IT, notes
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Webinar Notes: Social Network Analysis
Webinar hosted by Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement (CFHI) social network analysis: allows us to visualize and measure relationships in a network (e.g., how information is passed within the network) can help you identify people who have connections to groups … Continue reading
KT Canada Conference – Day 2
Day 2 of the two-day conference. More notes from the sessions! Plenary: Andreas Laupacis “Patient engagement in research and health care: its values, science, politics, and art” used the James Lind Alliance process for coming up with their … Continue reading
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Tagged conference, knowledge translation, KTCanada, KTCanada 2015
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