Structuring clinical data for improving departmental functionality

Elliot M. Levine, Advocate Ob/Gyn Faculty - Illinois Masonic

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Abstract

A practical clinical information system used in a hospital's Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology is described, demonstrating its utility to automatically provide required regulatory reports and potential clinical performance improvement, in an easy-to-use way. Its use demonstrates how physician's workflow can be left unimpeded, while centralizing scribe activity to translate textually based documentation to structured data, to improve functionality within its departmental activity. The ability to easily view clinical trends from the collected data continues to demonstrate the value of structured data.

Original languageAmerican English
JournalACI Open
DOIs
StatusPublished - May 18 2020

Keywords

  • medical informatics
  • obstetrics gynecology
  • natural language processing
  • medical scribe

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