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Electronic records are less efficient than paper, finds DH research lead

“A leading academic has dealt a major blow to the Government’s embattled electronic patient record rollout, after publishing a major global study claiming systems of its kind hamper rather than improve clinical care.
Professor Trisha Greenhalgh, professor of primary healthcare at University College London, led a review of hundreds of previous studies from all over the world, which found that large systems such as that being developed by Connecting for Health, are less efficient than locally-based systems and often less useful than paper records.”

Article
Ian Quinn, Pulse, 14 December 2009
Article (Greenhalgh 2009)

14 December 2009 | Categories: News | EHR: EHR | Tag(s): Efficiency, Failure, Implementation
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