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Original
Articles
Editorial
Overview
Doctors
and Patients Using an Electronic Health and Medical Record: Research Studies
Offer Multiple Views of 21st Century Health Care.
By
Tom Janisse, MD
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Adverse
Childhood Experiences and Smoking Persistence in Adults with Smoking-Related
Symptoms and Illness.
By
Valerie J Edwards, PhD; Robert F Anda, MD, MS; David Gu, PhD; Shanta R
Dube, PhD, MPH; Vincent J Felitti, MD, FACP
Using
data from the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study, researchers explore
the reasons adults continue to smoke after diagnosis of diseases and
conditions that contraindicate smoking.
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MyChart
-- A New Mode of Care Delivery: 2005 Personal Health Link Research Report.
By
Carl A Serrato, PhD; Sally Retecki, MBA; David E Schmidt, MD
A secure
member Web site where registered patients may view portions of their
medical record and exchange secure messages with their primary care
physicians was evaluated on the basis of a survey, content analysis,
and physicians logs.
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Implementing
the Electronic Medical Record in the Exam Room: The Effect on Physician-Patient
Communication and Patient Satisfaction.
By
Vivian
Tong Nagy, PhD; Michael H Kanter, MD
Introducing
the computer into the exam room raises important questions about physician-patient
communication and patient satisfaction. Patient satisfaction scores
were compared to evaluate how scores changed as physicians started using
computers in the exam room.
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Obesity in the Kaiser Permanente Patient Population and Positive Outcomes
of Online Weight-Management Programs.
By
Keith H Bachman, MD; Trina M Histon, PhD; Carol Remmers, MPH
The effects
of obesity in the Kaiser Permanente population are reviewed and two
nationally available online self-care weight management programs are
discussed with assessments of potential problems and recommendations.
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Decreasing
Medication Discrepancies Between Outpatient and Inpatient Care Through
the Use of Computerized Pharmacy Data.
By
Charles S Salemi, MD, MPH; Norvella Singleton, BS
This study
provides an example of a positive impact of modern computer technology
and upon the quality of medical care.
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Perioperative
Tight Glycemic Control: The Challenge of Bariatric Surgery Patients and
the Fear of Hypoglycemic Events.
By
Bellal Joseph, MD; Jeff Genaw, MD; Arthur Carlin, MD; Jack Jordan, MS;
Jean Talley, RN, BSN, MSN, APRN; Ilan Rubinfeld, MD, MBA
Although
tight glycemic control has resulted in improved outcomes, fear of hypoglycemia
has been an important barrier to implementation. This triple arm prospective
trial demonstrates improved hyperglycemic control in bariatric surgery
patients with no increase in hypoglycemia.
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