Over the last 5 years, stimulated by the changing healthcare environment and the Health
Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Meaningful Use (MU) …

While much data within a patient's electronic health record (EHR) is coded, crucial
information concerning the patient's care and management remain buried in unstructured …

Background: Although electronic health records (EHRs) have been widely adopted in health
care, effective use of EHR data is often limited because of redundant information in clinical …

Methods| The Medical Expenditure Panel Survey is a nationally representative longitudinal
household survey of health care use and expenditures for noninstitutionalized US civilians …

Objective The study sought to characterize rates of problem list completeness and
duplications in common chronic diseases and to identify any relationships that they may …

The cognitive load theory suggests that completing a task relies on the interplay between
sensory input, working memory, and long-term memory. Cognitive overload occurs when the …

Objective To characterize variation in clinical documentation production patterns, how this
variation relates to individual resident behavior preferences, and how these choices relate to …

Overabundance of information within electronic health records (EHRs) has resulted in a
need for automated systems to mitigate the cognitive burden on physicians utilizing today's …

Introduction The electronic medical record (EMR) is standard in institutions. While there is
not concern for legibility of notes and access to charts, there is an ease of copy and paste for …

The lengthy process of becoming a physician, requiring well over a decade of pre-medical,
medical, and postgraduate education and training culminates in the production of a young …