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- The paper presents a method for planning patient records focused on structured data entry in cooperative settings, enhancing multipurpose usage and shared data entry.
- The method involves five key steps: analyzing current documentation systems, implementing a terminology management system (TMS), developing a documentation management system (DMS), planning logical architecture, and ensuring access to necessary tools.
- The authors emphasize that effective cooperative care in the eHealth era requires efficient shared data entry, highlighting the need for systematic planning by the medical informatics community, especially in complex technological environments.
Article Abstract
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to introduce a method for systematically planning patient records for structured data entry that can be used in cooperative environments (e.g. cooperative care, multicenter trials) in a way that enables multipurpose use and shared data entry.
Methods: Design research, formal logic.
Results: The method suggests five steps: analyze the prevailing documentation infrastructure, provide terminology management system (TMS), provide documentation management system (DMS), plan the logical architecture, provide all necessary tools.
Conclusions: The era of eHealth enables cooperative care and collaborative documentation. This can only be efficient if a multiple use and shared entry of data is realized. The task of the medical informatics community is to plan these environments systematically especially in complex environments which are enabled by emerging technologies.
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