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Translating Hypertension Guidelines into Practice: Development of Interoperable Clinical Decision Support
This research will create patient-centered, interoperable, shareable clinical decision support tools that will support providers and patients in making patient-centered decisions about management of hypertension.
Electronic Health Record Solutions for Accurate Reporting of Data on Interprofessional Intensive Care Unit rounds
This project will develop a series of standards for electronic health records to ensure adequate and accurate data communication for care team members in the intensive care environment.
Clinical Information Needs of Community Health Centers for Health Information Technology
This project will identify the information needs required to ensure effective care coordination for complex patients through extensive ethnographic assessment and interviews, and employ user-centered design methods to rapidly develop and test tools that address these needs.
Topic Refinement and Systematic Review for Health Information Exchange
This project conducted a large scale systematic review to synthesize existing evidence on health information exchange use and effectiveness.
Enhancing Complex Care through an Integrated Care Coordination Information System
This project evaluated the impact of an integrated care coordination information system (ICCIS) on the outcomes and satisfaction of patients with chronic and complex illnesses.
RxSafe: Shared Medication Management and Decision Support for Rural Clinicians
This project investigated the feasibility and impact of novel approaches to clinician decision support in multidisciplinary ambulatory care, emphasizing high-risk transitions of care.
Improving Quality in Cancer Screening: The Excellence Report for Colonoscopy
This project was designed to evaluate and improve the quality of screening and diagnostic colonoscopies in ambulatory care settings. Defined quality measures for colonoscopy were used in individual quality report cards with 15 measures created.
Barriers and Drivers of Health Information Technology Use for the Elderly, Chronically Ill and Underserved
This project reviewed the evidence on the barriers and drivers to the use of interactive consumer health information technology by the elderly, those with chronic conditions or disabilities, and the underserved.
Improving Safety and Quality with Integrated Technology
Demonstrates the value of an integrated outpatient and inpatient health information system by assessing adherence to evidence-based treatment guidelines for women who are group B streptococcus positive including inappropriate antibiotic use and screening in the outpatient setting, and cost-benefit analysis.
