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Top Ten Tips Palliative Care Clinicians Should Know About Leveraging the Electronic Health Record for Data Collection and Quality Improvement

Michael T. Huber, David Ling, Alan S. Rozen, Stephanie Terauchi, Puneeta Sharma, Jessica Fleischer-Black, Laura A. Schoenherr, Rebecca Hutchinson, Charlotta Lindvall, Christopher A. Jones, Roshni Guerry, Ana Berlin

2022Journal of Palliative Medicine10 citationsDOI

Abstract

As palliative care (PC) programs rapidly grow and expand across settings, the need to measure, improve, and standardize high-quality PC has also grown. The electronic health record (EHR) is a key component of these efforts as a central hub of care delivery and a repository of patient and system data. Deliberate efforts to leverage the EHR for PC quality improvement (QI) can help PC programs and health systems improve care for patients with serious illnesses. This article, written by clinicians with experience in QI, informatics, and clinical program development, provides practical tips and guidance on EHR strategies and tools for QI and quality measurement.

Topics & Concepts

MedicineElectronic health recordQuality managementPalliative careLeverage (statistics)Health informaticsInformaticsData collectionHealth careQuality (philosophy)Health recordsHealth information technologyHealth care deliveryNursingMedical emergencyOperations managementPublic healthComputer scienceManagement systemStatisticsMathematicsEpistemologyEngineeringEconomicsEconomic growthElectrical engineeringPhilosophyMachine learningPalliative Care and End-of-Life IssuesPatient Dignity and PrivacyNursing Diagnosis and Documentation
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