Hubris
Designing GP Clinical Systems
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Foreword
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Coding
Realistically, we will continue to use some form of coding or classification system for the immediate future.
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The system should only produce
one report
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Family history
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Letters in and out
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Telephony
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Networking
A brief resume
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The Paper Record
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handling e-mail to and from patients
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handling e-mail to and from patients in Surgery Manager
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Is RFA useful?
to the GPs who are paying for it
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GP systems should justify themselves by
making money or saving lives
. Ideally both.
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One size fits all? Any colour you like provided it is black?
Different GPs, and their Practice Managers, need different interfaces.
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windows and Windows
- Some of the features of Windows would be useful in clinical systems, but which, and how to get them?
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The Lloyd-George patient record is a
record
which can be passed on, and the failure of suppliers to get
a common interchange standard
working.
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What is an Open System?
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how to write hospital discharge summaries
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Consequences of having parts of the
record marked as private
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The real interface is with the doctor's brain
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presenting treatment history usefully
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the drug dictionary for this patient
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Old Systems Look Odd - interfaces
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One File per Patient, portability and searching
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Never mind computers, how about the paper notes?
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Adapting EMR Processors to the PCG
Genericising Knowledge Service API
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Choosing a first or new system (1999)
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Structuring the mess in the bucket (1999)
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Trump Order of Pages -
presenting summary information
(1999)
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The Need for Speed -
clever programming and funding are needed to offset the results of committees
(1999)
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Business Stability -
existing ways of providing GP record systems have not proved robust and effective. Open Source is an alternative with the possibility of improvement.
(2000)
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(2002)
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Patient Privacy - Telling the Checker (2003)
Volume 2: 2002
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Maintaining improvements - the GP Bugzilla (2002)
Structured communications with other machines
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NHS reference on ASN1
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QuickQuack: An Efficiency Aid for Physicians
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