Clinicians & Providers

• Getting Answers We Can Believe In: Methodological Considerations When Using Electronic Clinical Data for CER and PCOR
• Model Children's EHR Format: Frequently Asked Questions

Full Research Reports

February 1 2012 20120201

Model Children's EHR Format: Frequently Asked Questions

Other Research & Data

• Getting Answers We Can Believe In: Methodological Considerations When Using Electronic Clinical Data for CER and PCOR

Press Releases

February 6 2013 20130206

New Children's Electronic Health Record Format Announced

Other News & Events

• AHRQ offers free toolkit to strengthen medication reconciliation
• Analyzing electronic health record data can help identify the overuse of cervical cancer screening
• Computerized Provider Order Entry Cuts Medication Error Likelihood in Half
• Dr. Atul Gawande Discusses Challenges in Health Care with Attendees at AHRQ's Annual Conference
• Electronic health record-based medication monitoring improves patient compliance in primary care clinics
• Electronic health records improve diabetes care and outcomes
• Electronic health records improve nursing care, coordination, and patient safety
• Electronic medical records reduce negative outcomes and related costs after patient safety events occur
• Electronic standing orders increase delivery of preventive services
• Getting Answers We Can Believe In: Methodological Considerations When Using Electronic Clinical Data for CER and PCOR
• Human-computer interaction evaluation can inform the redesign of computerized clinical reminders
• Medicaid providers face common barriers to meaningful use
• New AHRQ handbook helps practices implement interactive preventive health records
• Older, busier clinicians who see complex patients are more likely to use novel electronic health record (EHR) functions
• Parental reports more accurate than electronic health records in documenting child diet and exercise counseling
• Patients treated for heart failure in the emergency department fare better if there is an electronic health record available
• Physicians weigh the costs and benefits of integrating e-prescribing systems with electronic health records
• Physicians who use electronic health records more intensively are more likely to use patient registries to improve care
• Physicians with electronic health records are more able to generate patient registries
• Physicians' unfamiliarity with electronic personal health records may slow their adoption
• Study Finds Automated Voice Response Systems Useful in Providing Follow-up Care
• Study describes challenges of using electronic health record-derived measurements for quality reporting
• Study identifies costs of implementing electronic health records in network of physician practices