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words of wisdam from the electronic encyclopaedia of personal data (eepd) skip to: content | sidebar | footer search search for: health service it fiasco to cost taxpayer £700 million | the times 1 august, 2014 (08:20) | computers are magic , government policy , it fallacies , national programmes , nightmares! | by: rupertfawdry health service it fiasco to cost taxpayer £700 million | the times . the whole thing has been a shambles from start to finish. not really surprised at this latest development. tags: computers are magic , department of health , government policy , national programme for it comments: - wisdam personal health record now available 24 june, 2014 (15:32) | hand held records , initiatives , interoperability , paper records , patient-centered care , s.in.b.a.ds , standardisation , wisdam | by: rupertfawdry the wisdam personal health record is now available for purchase. cost is £14.50, including shipping & handling. it comes with a free “pack of potential pages” and several other items under the title “some extra wisdam?” to order, please print out and complete this order form and mail it, together with a cheque, postal order or international money order drawn on a u.k. bank made out to wisdam enterprises , to: wisdam enterprises ℅ dr r fawdry 31, st.mary’s way leighton buzzard, lu7 2rx to find out more about the wisdam initiative, please click the wisdam link in the right-hand menu. tags: community care , hand held records , interoperability , patient records , patient-centered care , personal health records , social care , social care records , wisdam comments: - wisdam questionnaire available for road testing 28 may, 2014 (10:24) | hand held records , initiatives , paper records , patient-centered care , wisdam | by: rupertfawdry the latest version of our wisdam personal health questionnaire is now available for downloading to road test – get your copy here . this free download of the standard set of wisdam questions is intended for filing in section 5 of the full wisdam record; however, if you just want to use parts of the questionnaire in other health/fitness/social care documents that is fine. we encourage all such uses. tags: hand held records , patient records , patient-centered care , questionnaires , wisdam comments: - paper v electronic in maternity shared care 28 march, 2014 (11:53) | epr , hand held records , maternents , maternity care , midwifery , paper records | by: helga perry an interesting systematic review has recently been published by a group of australian authors: hawley, g et al. in a maternity shared-care environment, what do we know about the paper hand-held and electronic health record: a systematic literature review. bmc pregnancy childbirth. 2014; 14: 52 the authors noted “a surprising gap in knowledge surrounding data completeness on maternity phrs or ehrs.” so the key question of whether the data are accurate and complete has still not been adequately addressed and answered in the literature. this review is a valuable contribution to the debate on electronic versus paper records. read the full text on the bmc pregnancy and childbirth website or on pubmed central . tags: electronic health records , hand held records , maternents , midwives , paper versus digital comments: - still missing the point 23 january, 2014 (09:56) | datasets , epr , maternents , maternity care , national programmes , perinatal data , secondary data | by: helga perry so a new maternity data set is due to go live in april. will it make any real difference? unlikely if it is still focusing on outputs and secondary uses. it all still smacks of locking the stable door after the horse has bolted. the jury’s still out on the impact of electronic records on patient outcomes. read a report by daloni carlisle in ehealth insider . she quotes steve avery from euroking: “we have done a lot of market analysis and there is a significant proportion of maternity units that do not have a maternity information system,” he says. “how they manage is beyond me. it is an area where intelligent it can make such a difference –and one where it is just so under-utilised.” intelligent and appropriate use of it, yes, and that does not necessarily mean computers. lorraine edwards from cerner is quoted: have particular ways of working that are not always compatible with sitting behind a computer. “we need to see wider uptake of digital pens and other technologies but it needs to be led and it needs to be funded.” however, as the ehi article rightly points out, there are areas of maternity care that are not conducive to computerisation. labour will continue to be paper-based. tags: maternents , maternity data , maternity services data set , secondary data comments: 1 electronic patient records: the fatal flaw 17 september, 2013 (13:52) | epr , hand held records , it fallacies , nightmares! , paper records | by: rupertfawdry in retrospect, it’s so obvious, yet no-one seems to have been ready to think through the following: a. electronic records either “high security” but “minimal access” i.e. access only by the owner of the record and no-one else – never, ever any instant duplication of data (but how to stop that?) or “useful access” but “no possibility of adequate security” data instantly copied onto other hard disks i.e. a salesman’s dream come true, since anything that is useful will have to be accessible to anyone authorised throughout the whole nhs. such electronic records, despite vociferous disclaimers, will almost certainly be sold by someone, somewhere in the whole nhs to customer-hungry advertisers – see this news item in techweek europe – or eventually be hacked by someone somewhere, or left on a stolen laptop after all, if the cia, fbi and gchq cannot maintain security, how can the nhs ever guarantee adequate security? we will then get scenarios, for example, in which advertisers bombard all patients with diabetes with e-mail adverts relevant to diabetics, or all elderly people with adverts for stair lifts, care homes or hearing aids. there’s a particularly lucrative market for hearing aids when unscrupulously sold to the confused elderly, as demonstrated by the number of totally useless £500 hearing aids that i found in my mother’s house when i was clearing up there. i discovered that my mother had bought several of these devices, despite the fact that her hearing problems were not treatable by hearing aids! contrast the above with b. paper records only accessible to those with personal access to the actual paper record, or to a photocopy of the actual paper record. these are kept, relatively safely, by the patient or safely locked in specific hospital or gp records departments. owing to the work involved, only limited numbers of copies of a few records are ever made. i.e. of no value at all to sales-hungry advertisers wishing to target their marketing to specific potential customers. tags: electronic health records , epr , hand held records , patient records , security comments: - idcr 5 july, 2013 (09:08) | computers are magic , epr , government policy , initiatives , interoperability , national programmes , patient-centered care , railways versus roads , standardisation | by: helga perry the latest nhs england buzzword is idcr ( i ntegrated d igital c are r ecord). guidance, standards etc. have been published in safer hospitals safer wards – reiterating the desire for fully digitised and integrated health records across all care settings by 2018. it doesn’t allow much time for nhs organisations to submit expressions of interest in the technology fund, though – only until the end of this month (july 31st). a paperless nhs still appears about as likely as a paperless loo. to what extent this latest initiative will turn into yet more plans for inflexible railways remains to be seen: the devil, as always, will be in the detail. see some excellent commentary and discussion on e-health insider . tags: computers are magic , electronic health reco

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