Estimating Morbidity Rates Based on Routine Electronic Health Records in Primary Care: Observational Study

Supplementing electronic health records through sample collection and patient diaries : A study set within a primary care research database

Joseph, Rebecca M
Soames, Jamie
Wright, Mark
Sultana, Kirin
van Staa, Tjeerd P
Dixon, William G

February 2018

PURPOSE: To describe a novel observational study that supplemented primary care electronic health re...

Estimating morbidity rates from electronic medical records in general practice: evaluation of a grouping system.

Biermans, M.C.J.
Verheij, R.A.
Bakker, D.H. de
Zielhuis, G.A.
Vries Robbé, P.F. de

January 2008

Objectives: In this study, we evaluated the internal validity of EPICON, an application for grouping...

Using Electronic Medical Records to Assess and Improve Primary Care Physicians’ Performance of Chronic Disease Management in Ontario

Lee, Theresa Min-Hyung

June 2020

Through five original studies, this thesis studies if and how electronic medical records (EMRs) can ...

Estimating Morbidity Rates Based on Routine Electronic Health Records in Primary Care: Observational Study

Nielen, Mark M. J.
Spronk, Inge
Davids, Rodrigo
Korevaar, Joke C.
Poos, Rene
Hoeymans, Nancy
Opstelten, Wim
van der Sande, Marianne A. B.
Biermans, Marion C. J.
Schellevis, Francois G.
Verheij, Robert A.

July 2019

Background: Routinely recorded electronic health records (EHRs) from general practitioners (GPs) are...

Estimating morbidity rates based on routine electronic health records in primary care: observational study.

Nielen, M.M.J.
Spronk, I.
Davids, R.
Korevaar, J.C.
Poos, R.
Hoeymans, N.
Opstelten, W.
Sande, M.A.B. van der
Biermans, M.C.J.
Schellevis, F.G.
Verheij, R.A.

January 2019

Background Routinely recorded electronic health records (EHRs) from general practitioners (GPs) are ...

Epidemiologic Surveillance based on Electronic Medical Records in General Practice.

Biermans, M.C.J.

January 2009

Contains fulltext : 80774.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)RU Radboud Unive...

Safety from numbers: Identifying drug related morbidity using electronic records in primary care.

Elwyn, G.

January 2004

Contains fulltext : 58949.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access

Survival analysis using primary care electronic health record data: A systematic review of the literature

Hodgkins, Adam J
Bonney, Andrew D
Mullan, Judy
Mayne, Darren J
Barnett, Stephen

January 2017

Purpose: An emerging body of research involves observational studies in which survival analysis is a...

The influence of population characteristics on variation in general practice based morbidity estimations.

Dungen, C. van den
Hoeymans, N.
Boshuizen, H.C.
Akker, M. van den
Biermans, M.C.
Boven, K. van
Brouwer, H.J.
Verheij, R.A.
Waal, M.W. de
Schellevis, F.G.
Westert, G.P.

January 2011

Contains fulltext : 96442.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access

The importance of defining periods of complete mortality reporting for research using automated data from primary care.

Maguire, Andrew
Blak, Betina T
Thompson, Mary

January 2009

PURPOSE: To define periods of acceptable mortality reporting in primary care and to demonstrate thro...

Is the quality of data in an electronic medical record sufficient for assessing the quality of primary care?

Barkhuysen, P.N.
Grauw, W.J.C. de
Akkermans, R.P.
Donkers, J.M.
Schers, H.J.
Biermans, M.C.

January 2014

Item does not contain fulltextOBJECTIVE: Quality indicators for the treatment of type 2 diabetes are...

Usefulness of data from primary care for real-time surveillance of diseases.

Nielen, M.M.J.
Schellevis, F.G.
Verheij, R.A.

January 2006

Background: The increased threat of bioterrorism and the outbreaks of new infectious diseases requir...

Supplementing electronic health records through sample collection and patient diaries: A study set within a primary care research database

Joseph, Rebecca M
Soames, Jamie
Wright, Mark
Sultana, Kirin
van Staa, Tjeerd P
Dixon, William G

February 2018

PURPOSE: To describe a novel observational study that supplemented primary care electronic health re...

Estimating impacts on safety caused by the introduction of electronic medical records in primary care

Ranjit Singh
Tim Servoss
Michael Kalsman
Chet Fox
Gurdev Singh

December 2004

Context Primary care is a highly complex environment in which multiple safety problems have been ide...

Data relating to Chiedozie et al. How many medications do doctors in primary care use? An observational study of the DU90% indicator in primary care in England.

Chiamaka Chiedozie
Mark Murphy
Tom Fahey
Frank Moriarty

December 2020

Data in .csv format relating to the paper Chiedozie et al. 2020 "How many medications do doctors in ...

Supplementing electronic health records through sample collection and patient diaries : A study set within a primary care research database

Joseph, Rebecca M
Soames, Jamie
Wright, Mark
Sultana, Kirin
van Staa, Tjeerd P
Dixon, William G

February 2018

PURPOSE: To describe a novel observational study that supplemented primary care electronic health re...

Estimating morbidity rates from electronic medical records in general practice: evaluation of a grouping system.

Biermans, M.C.J.
Verheij, R.A.
Bakker, D.H. de
Zielhuis, G.A.
Vries Robbé, P.F. de

January 2008

Objectives: In this study, we evaluated the internal validity of EPICON, an application for grouping...

Using Electronic Medical Records to Assess and Improve Primary Care Physicians’ Performance of Chronic Disease Management in Ontario

Lee, Theresa Min-Hyung

June 2020

Through five original studies, this thesis studies if and how electronic medical records (EMRs) can ...

Estimating Morbidity Rates Based on Routine Electronic Health Records in Primary Care: Observational Study

Nielen, Mark M. J.
Spronk, Inge
Davids, Rodrigo
Korevaar, Joke C.
Poos, Rene
Hoeymans, Nancy
Opstelten, Wim
van der Sande, Marianne A. B.
Biermans, Marion C. J.
Schellevis, Francois G.
Verheij, Robert A.

July 2019

Background: Routinely recorded electronic health records (EHRs) from general practitioners (GPs) are...

Estimating morbidity rates based on routine electronic health records in primary care: observational study.

Nielen, M.M.J.
Spronk, I.
Davids, R.
Korevaar, J.C.
Poos, R.
Hoeymans, N.
Opstelten, W.
Sande, M.A.B. van der
Biermans, M.C.J.
Schellevis, F.G.
Verheij, R.A.

January 2019

Background Routinely recorded electronic health records (EHRs) from general practitioners (GPs) are ...

Epidemiologic Surveillance based on Electronic Medical Records in General Practice.

Biermans, M.C.J.

January 2009

Contains fulltext : 80774.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)RU Radboud Unive...

Safety from numbers: Identifying drug related morbidity using electronic records in primary care.

Elwyn, G.

January 2004

Contains fulltext : 58949.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access

Survival analysis using primary care electronic health record data: A systematic review of the literature

Hodgkins, Adam J
Bonney, Andrew D
Mullan, Judy
Mayne, Darren J
Barnett, Stephen

January 2017

Purpose: An emerging body of research involves observational studies in which survival analysis is a...

The influence of population characteristics on variation in general practice based morbidity estimations.

Dungen, C. van den
Hoeymans, N.
Boshuizen, H.C.
Akker, M. van den
Biermans, M.C.
Boven, K. van
Brouwer, H.J.
Verheij, R.A.
Waal, M.W. de
Schellevis, F.G.
Westert, G.P.

January 2011

Contains fulltext : 96442.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access

The importance of defining periods of complete mortality reporting for research using automated data from primary care.

Maguire, Andrew
Blak, Betina T
Thompson, Mary

January 2009

PURPOSE: To define periods of acceptable mortality reporting in primary care and to demonstrate thro...

Is the quality of data in an electronic medical record sufficient for assessing the quality of primary care?

Barkhuysen, P.N.
Grauw, W.J.C. de
Akkermans, R.P.
Donkers, J.M.
Schers, H.J.
Biermans, M.C.

January 2014

Item does not contain fulltextOBJECTIVE: Quality indicators for the treatment of type 2 diabetes are...

Usefulness of data from primary care for real-time surveillance of diseases.

Nielen, M.M.J.
Schellevis, F.G.
Verheij, R.A.

January 2006

Background: The increased threat of bioterrorism and the outbreaks of new infectious diseases requir...

Supplementing electronic health records through sample collection and patient diaries: A study set within a primary care research database

Joseph, Rebecca M
Soames, Jamie
Wright, Mark
Sultana, Kirin
van Staa, Tjeerd P
Dixon, William G

February 2018

PURPOSE: To describe a novel observational study that supplemented primary care electronic health re...

Estimating impacts on safety caused by the introduction of electronic medical records in primary care

Ranjit Singh
Tim Servoss
Michael Kalsman
Chet Fox
Gurdev Singh

December 2004

Context Primary care is a highly complex environment in which multiple safety problems have been ide...

Data relating to Chiedozie et al. How many medications do doctors in primary care use? An observational study of the DU90% indicator in primary care in England.

Chiamaka Chiedozie
Mark Murphy
Tom Fahey
Frank Moriarty

December 2020

Data in .csv format relating to the paper Chiedozie et al. 2020 "How many medications do doctors in ...

Supplementing electronic health records through sample collection and patient diaries : A study set within a primary care research database

Joseph, Rebecca M
Soames, Jamie
Wright, Mark
Sultana, Kirin
van Staa, Tjeerd P
Dixon, William G

February 2018

PURPOSE: To describe a novel observational study that supplemented primary care electronic health re...

Estimating morbidity rates from electronic medical records in general practice: evaluation of a grouping system.

Biermans, M.C.J.
Verheij, R.A.
Bakker, D.H. de
Zielhuis, G.A.
Vries Robbé, P.F. de

January 2008

Objectives: In this study, we evaluated the internal validity of EPICON, an application for grouping...

Using Electronic Medical Records to Assess and Improve Primary Care Physicians’ Performance of Chronic Disease Management in Ontario

Lee, Theresa Min-Hyung

June 2020

Through five original studies, this thesis studies if and how electronic medical records (EMRs) can ...

Estimating Morbidity Rates Based on Routine Electronic Health Records in Primary Care: Observational Study

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