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Our results show that paper records are significantly more complete than EPR. This is the case for two different EPRs and three separate sites. We propose additional training to aid data-collection; improving the design of EPRs by investigating factors such as layout and use of forced choice fields.

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be fully funded and must therefore address only the most limited and primitive expectations of both the patients and the professionals. The persistent clinical poverty of most NHS general practice cannot be cured or palliated by bolting on such token luxuries as well person clinics. Unless the BMA finds the courage and imagination to insist on resources for a labour intensive rather than a technology intensive public service, aiming at comprehensive anticipatory care for our whole population, even the best practices will continue to report failure.

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