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The Quality of Electronic Discharge Summaries for Post-Discharge Care: Hospital Panel Assessment and IT to Support Improvement
1. The Quality of Electronic Discharge Summaries for Post-Discharge Care: Hospital Panel Assessment and IT to Support Improvement MehnazAdnan With: Jim Warren, Martin Orr
3. Objectives Panel assessment of quality of Electronic Discharge Summaries(EDS) information for supporting post-discharge care Improvement of the EDS information quality using Information Technology
4. Discharge Summary Synopsis of patient condition Communicates post-discharge framework of care In Auckland: Transmitted via HL7 messages Hard copy to patient on discharge
13. EDS Analyses Questionnaire - Information Quality Information optimal to support ongoing management of the patient in General Practice? Provides adequate information to the patient about his/her ongoing care?
Questionnaire goal is to measure the quality and relevancy of written information in the items identified by previous studies to be important for continual management of the patient [1, 2, 21] .
All summaries were evaluated for the quality of information using yes/no options in the questions for the following key items in EDS with a comment.
indicate how important you think each entry is with respect to the needs of a GP viewing the summary for purposes of ongoing management of the patient. ORANGE for “most important” items which must be available directly in the top-level summaryGREEN for “important” items which should be accessible with one mouse click from the top-level summary.BLUE for “least important” items which would be better excluded from the discharge summary report.
panel members were asked to code the reports using orange, blue and green highlighters.orange -> ‘most important’ green -> ‘important’blue -> ‘least important’
We have improved our hyperlinking capability to providing linking to one topically relevant page instead of a list of pages returned by MedlinePlus. Currently we are exploring the provision of semantic descriptions for the abbreviations in Discharge Summaries text. Planning on conducting a user feed back to determine the efficacy of such a system is currently under way.