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Medical Informatics 1MD012, Fall 2012 | Division of Visual Information and Interaction, HCI

Documentation and Medical Records

Paper-based and Computer-based

Bengt Göransson

bengt.goransson@it.uu.se

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Bengt Göransson

User Centered Systems Design, Usability & Interaction Design

Employed at a GE Healthcare , Bio-Technology in Uppsala.

Part time researcher at Uppsala University.

Been working as researcher and consultant in the IT business since 1984.

Started out as a developer. Computer science background. Moved on to user-centered design and usability.

Domains: business support (public authorities, case-handling, medicine), products (hard- and software), web-applications, e-services, etc..

Developing methods: user-centered systems design in practice, e.g. a new discipline in the RUP. Scrum and usability.

Currently at GE Healthcare working on the usability for laboratory

instruments for protein purification and related areas. Also processes for

User Experience Design.

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Övriga…

Rörlighet Smärta

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Agenda Dagbok

mediPal – huvudsida 14.45 mediPal – huvudsida 14.45

Status 16.00: 1 tbl Madopark Depot 25mg 17.30: Rörlighet

18.00: 1 tbl Madopark Depot 25mg 19.30: Rörlighet

20.00: 1 tbl Madoprak Depot 25mg 12.02: 1 tbl Madopark Depot 25mg 13.55: 1 kopp kaffe

14.10: 1 tbl Madopark Depot 25mg Spontan registrering

Övriga…

Rörlighet Rörlighet SmärtaSmärta

1 missad påminnelse

Åtgärda Flytta Avstå Vila…

KAMS Inloggad som: handläggare, Bengt Göransson Personliga inställningarHjälp xxLogga ut

Portalen Mitt arbete

Klienter Senaste

Rapporter Inkorgen

Scheman Tidsbokning

Admin Uppföljning Sök på allt

Mitt arbete

Mina senaste klienter Min vecka

Mina nya ansökningar/remisser Mina dokument

Min nästa bevakning

Uppdaterad Namn Personnr Status

2006-09-10 Per Persson 720315-1425 Deltagare 2006-09-10 Lars Larsson 630920-1415 Intressent 2006-09-09 Anna Andersson 810127-1425 Deltagare 2006-09-07 Bente Bengtsson 551117-1415 Avslutad

Dag Datum Tid Ämne Plats

Tisdag 09-19 08.30 – 12.00 Infomöte Sal A 13.00 – 15.00 Enskilt möte Mitt rum Onsdag 09-20 08.00 – 17.00 Nätverksmöte Sal B Torsdag 09-21 10.00 – 12.00 Annat möte Rum 317 Fredag 09-22

Måndag 09-25 08.00 – 10.00 Nätverksmöte Sal B

Inkom Typ Namn Avs handläggare Min

2006-08-30 Remiss Karin Persson Hans Håkansson X 2006-09-01 Uppdrag Lars Nilsson Ann Ek 2006-09-09 Egen Maria Andersson

2006-09-10 Remiss Albin Bengtsson Hans Håkansson X

Dokumentnummer Dokumentnamn

2006/300560-1 Kallelse Nätverksmöte 2006-09-25.doc 2006/24891-12 Presentation ny organisation.ppt 2005/05003-2 Förslag till förändring.doc 2006/88307-7 Protokoll från 2006-07-21.doc 2006/800325-5 Utvärdering Frans Olsson.doc 2006/343423-9 Brev.doc

Förfallodatum Namn Vad

2006-10-01 Östen Karlsson Revidering insatsplan 2006-10-12 Jakobina Fransson Uppföljning av insats

Mina meddelanden

Mottaget Ämne Avsändare

2006-09-19 08.25 Mötet börjar 08.30 Lisa Pettersson 2006-09-19 08.09 Tårta 10.15!!! Evert Andersson 2006-09-19 07.13 Ny ansökan Gunilla Ekström

KAMS Inloggad som: handläggare, Bengt Göransson Personliga inställningarHjälp xxLogga ut

Portalen Portalen

Mitt arbete Mitt arbete

Klienter Klienter Klienter Senaste Senaste

Rapporter Rapporter Rapporter Inkorgen Inkorgen

Scheman Scheman Tidsbokning Tidsbokning

Admin Admin Admin Uppföljning Uppföljning Uppföljning Sök på allt Sök på allt Sök på allt

Mitt arbete

Mina senaste klienter Min vecka

Mina nya ansökningar/remisser Mina dokument

Min nästa bevakning

Uppdaterad Namn Personnr Status

2006-09-10 Per Persson 720315-1425 Deltagare 2006-09-10 Lars Larsson 630920-1415 Intressent 2006-09-09 Anna Andersson 810127-1425 Deltagare 2006-09-07 Bente Bengtsson 551117-1415 Avslutad

Dag Datum Tid Ämne Plats

Tisdag 09-19 08.30 – 12.00 Infomöte Sal A 13.00 – 15.00 Enskilt möte Mitt rum Onsdag 09-20 08.00 – 17.00 Nätverksmöte Sal B Torsdag 09-21 10.00 – 12.00 Annat möte Rum 317 Fredag 09-22

Måndag 09-25 08.00 – 10.00 Nätverksmöte Sal B

Inkom Typ Namn Avs handläggare Min

2006-08-30 Remiss Karin Persson Hans Håkansson X 2006-09-01 Uppdrag Lars Nilsson Ann Ek 2006-09-09 Egen Maria Andersson

2006-09-10 Remiss Albin Bengtsson Hans Håkansson X

Dokumentnummer Dokumentnamn

2006/300560-1 Kallelse Nätverksmöte 2006-09-25.doc 2006/24891-12 Presentation ny organisation.ppt 2005/05003-2 Förslag till förändring.doc 2006/88307-7 Protokoll från 2006-07-21.doc 2006/800325-5 Utvärdering Frans Olsson.doc 2006/343423-9 Brev.doc

Förfallodatum Namn Vad

2006-10-01 Östen Karlsson Revidering insatsplan 2006-10-12 Jakobina Fransson Uppföljning av insats

Mina meddelanden

Mottaget Ämne Avsändare

2006-09-19 08.25 Mötet börjar 08.30 Lisa Pettersson 2006-09-19 08.09 Tårta 10.15!!! Evert Andersson 2006-09-19 07.13 Ny ansökan Gunilla Ekström

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Bengt Göransson

User Centered Systems Design, Usability & Interaction Design

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Brainstorming

Talk in groups two and two.

Questions:

- What is medical documentation and a medical record?

- Why is it important with medical documentation?

- Who is documenting?

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After Today…

• You will know what a care process is

– Example from primary care and hospital

• You will know more about medical records

– What it looks like – Who is documenting

– What kind of information it contains – How it can be structured

• You will understand some problems with paper-based and

computer-based medical records

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The Generic Care Process

• The patients way through healthcare, from sick to healthy.

Initiating Diagnosis Prognosis Therapy End

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Medical Documentation

• Important part of the care process

• In the medical record

• Relevant fact, findings and observations about an individual's health history including

– past and present illnesses – examinations

– tests

– treatments

– outcomes

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The Care Process in Primary Care (swe. vårdcentral)

The patient has a problem 

Examination and initial diagnosis Meets physician

Calls primary

care, to get advice from eg. a nurse

The patient is healthy 

Referral to specialty care, or treatment at primary care

Decision about treatment,

start the treatment

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Doctors vs. Nurses

• Doctors diagnos and treat patients

• Nurses give care to patients

”Nurses care for the sick and injured in hospitals”

• When a person becomes ill or is injured, generally the doctor assesses the patient, diagnoses the patient's

problem and decides on the treatment needed to cure the problem or relieve the patient's symptoms.

• Today, however, nurses play a large role in evaluating

patients and detecting problems. In some rural areas,

nurses admit patients to hospital and manage their care,

referring only the most critical patients to distant medical

centres.

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Hospital (Specialty care)

Registration process

• Patient information – administrative and clinical data

Initial examination – anamnesis* and clinical examination

• Decision on care commitment; is the patient at the right care unit?

Diagnostic process

• Actions: tests and examinations

Make a diagnosis

• Decision about treatment / therapy

The medical history or anamnesis of a patient is information gained by a physician by asking specific questions,

either of the patient or of other people who know the person and can

give suitable information.

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Hospital

Treatment / therapy

• Treatment / therapy plan

• Treatment / therapy actions

• Result?

Discharge process

Epicrisis; a critical or analytical summing up of a medical case history

Prognosis; the prospect of recovery as anticipated from the usual course of disease or peculiarities of the case

• Re-use documented data

Follow-up

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A Patient’s Clinical Picture

Time

Health issues Contacts

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What is a Medical Record?

• A Medical or Patient record is a systematic documentation of a patient's medical history and care

• It contains:

– Administrative data – Anamnesis

– Status

– Diagnostic actions – Test result, x-ray – Diagnosis

– Therapy plan

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Goal with Medical Records

• Collect relevant data for supporting

– Treatment

– Decision making – Evaluation

– Quality making – Research

– Education

• Better quality of the care process

• Give the patient the best care possible

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Legally Required to Document

• Physicians – in the medical record

• Nurses – nursing documentation

• Allied Health Personnel

– Psychologist

– Physiotherapist

– Welfare officer

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VIPS − Documentation Aid For Nurses

• Tool / model for a high quality and secure nursing documentation

• VIPS (swe. Välbefinnande, Integritet, Prevention och Säkerhet. In eng. Well-being, Integrity, Prevention and Security)

• Documentation to support caring

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Structure of Medical Records

Time

Oriented

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Strucure of patient records

Time Oriented

Problem

Oriented

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Problem Oriented Medical Record (POMR)

S ubjective O bjective A ssessment P lan

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Structure of Medical Records

Time Oriented

Problem Oriented

Source

Oriented

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Paper-based Medical Record

Negative

• One place at a time

• Missing records

• Unstructured

• Hard to read

• Hard to get a good overview

• Many different records

• Quality assurance is difficult

• Hard to archive

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Hard to archive…

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Electronic Medical Record (EMR)

Often used in primary care, less used at hospitals

• Access to all information

• Easier to make a clinical picture

• Don’t need to search for the record

• The patient don’t have to explain everything every time

• Reuse test result

• The same structure for all documentation

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Not So Great With EMR

• Low usability

• The computer is not working

• Slow computer programs

• Same structure for all care providers

• Bad authorization systems

• Not one patient one record

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Patient Data Act

(swe. Patientdatalagen)

• The purpose of the Patient Data Act is to improve patient security and protect sensitive data.

• Requirements on

– Security

– Documentation

– Rules for secrecy and accessibility

All care providers (are legally responsible to follow the

patient Data Act)

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Multiple computer systems

• Multiple systems for primary care

• 5 dominant systems for the whole care process in Sweden:

– TakeCare (Profdoc)

– Cambio Cosmic (Cambio) – Melior (Siemens)

– VAS (Norrbottens läns landsting)

– BMS Cross (SYSTeam)

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Market Shares

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Example: Cambio COSMIC

Concept: One patient – One medical record

• Clinical care support

– Care documentation

– Order management (e.g radiology, lab, consultations….) – E-prescription

– Birth, Craft (surgery), Emergency, Link

• Patient administration system (PAS)

– Resource planning

– Patient management

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Example Screen: Select Patient

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Read Records, Referels

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Write Records

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Patients At A Care Unit, Ward

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Medical Informatics 1MD012, Fall 2012 | Documentation and Electronic Medical Records| November 2012 © 2012 Bengt Göransson | bengt.goransson@it.uu.se

Summary

The patients’ way through the health care is called care process

A medical record is a systematic documentation of a patient's medical history and care

• Physician, nurse, psychologist, physiotherapist, welfare officer are legally required to document

• The medical record can be time-, problem- or source - oriented

• Patient Data Act: improve patient security and protect

sensitive data

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Thank You For Cooperating!

bengt.goransson@it.uu.se

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