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information technology and community health

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EHRs typically include: mnemonics : MMD TRIAL - Medical history - Medications - Diagnoses - Treatment plans - Radiology images - Immunization dates - Allergies - Lab results
Elements of E-Health: mnemonics : THEME Telemedicine Health Informatics EMR- Electronic Medical Records Mhealth Evidence-based Medicine
10 Es in E-Health Efficiency Enhancing quality of care Evidence-based Empowerment Encouragement Education Enabling Extending Ethics Equity
what is e-health? It describes healthcare services which are supported by digital processes, communication or technology such as electronic prescribing, Telehealth, or Electronic Health Records.
what is storage of e-health? is a way to make all types of patient records immediately available to authorized users both within and outside of a healthcare practice.
define e-health retrieval Records retrieval is the process of finding or locating old data, documents, files, or records, such as legal documents, account records, medical records, or insurance records.
Roles of the Community Health Nurse in E-HEALTH monitor the trends of diseases through the EMR allowing for targeted interventions for health promotion disease prevention curative services rehabilitation
There are a number of eHealth services that can facilitate individuals, families and communities to improve their health and wellbeing through information communication technology. Example: telephone health advice, text messaging, web-based support and remote monitoring of patients' vital signs.
what is e-health ph? serves an INFORMATION gateway for eHealth initiatives on the Philippines which creates space for lifelong learning of health practitioners to improve the quality of life of the people.
The use of electronic processes in healthcare dated back to at least the _____. 1990s
what is EHR ? is a digital version of a patient’s medical history. history. Although an EHR contains a patient’s medical and treatment history,
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