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- - The study assesses the quality of medical notes in the vascular unit at Mater Dei Hospital by applying specific guidelines and evaluating 17 parameters before and after an intervention.
- - Results show significant improvements in key areas such as patient identifiers, clinical summaries, examinations, and clinical planning.
- - Future plans include digitizing note-taking, using AI for better data organization, and creating easier entry methods to enhance accuracy, efficiency, and continuity in patient care.
Article Abstract
Effective medical notes ensure comprehensive documentation in healthcare. This study evaluates medical note quality in the vascular unit at Mater Dei Hospital using () guidelines. Two cycles examine 17 parameters pre- and post-intervention, revealing notable, significant enhancements in patient identifiers, clinical summaries, examination, and planning. Future prospects involve digitizing note-taking, utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) for data organization, and simplifying entry methods. Implementation of electronic solutions is encouraged for improved accuracy, efficiency, and continuity of patient care.
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