Electronic health records in IS research: Quality issues, essential thresholds and remedial actions

Jetley, Gaurav; He, Zhi‐Guo

doi:10.1016/j.dss.2019.113137

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“…They assert that the provider of the dataset "must be credible" and the author should clearly state the particular individuals responsible for the data collection. The paper also discussed minimum thresholds of data quality for datasets, a topic also discussed in other papers [52], [53].…”

Section: Data Quality and Is Researchmentioning

confidence: 95%

Incorrect data in the widely used Inside Airbnb dataset

Alsudais

2021

Decision Support Systems

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Section: Data Quality and Is Researchmentioning

confidence: 95%

Incorrect data in the widely used Inside Airbnb dataset

Alsudais

2021

Decision Support Systems

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“…The product may be used everywhere in the world helping more than 70% of the population. [5] G.S. Reen et al make use of permissioned ethereum block-chain which enables the hospitals and patients internationally to talk with every other.…”

Section: Mukherjee Et Al Proposes the Permission Blockchain Implementation Of Electronic Health Record (Ehr)mentioning

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Securing Electronic Healthcare Records in Web Applications

Patel

Jain

Vishwajeet

et al. 2021

IJEAT

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In such an unfortunate situation of a medical emergency, a lot of people tend to lose their lives which can be a result of misplaced/delayed paperwork. Thus it is essential to have the patient’s medical record history before going into major surgery and it is often unavailable at the required time due to the chain of communication between different hospitals. As a possible solution to this problem we propose a central chain of all medical records of a patients in an electronic format. The electronic health records (EHRs) are patient-centered, real-time records that make information available to authorized users and help doctors diagnose cases more quickly, reduce medical errors, and deliver safer care. EHRs improve the communication gap and make the process of getting medical attention quicker. Our methodology includes an easy to use 2 module approach (doctor portal and patient portal) with multiple sub modules all linked to a common database. We create a secure and centralized database for EHRs with an easy approach and manageable methodology. Security is important in our use case and we thus include- Secure authentication (and verification of doctor’s ID while creating a new account) , two factor authentication and OTP verification while accessing patient reports. We are using block chain for safely storing multiple patient records for maintaining a safe storage of multiple records. The doctors will be able to access the patients with few clicks and verification and understand the patient background. This will majorly help in maintaining records, accessing prescription and getting an overview of the patient's medical history while saving a lot of manual paper work.

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“…Data management is one of the challenges facing EHR. Connecting and integrating multiple EHR is another challenge, because each might follow different data coding schemes [96]- [98]. Therefore, having a standardized scheme is essential to achieving interoperability of EHR, which would lead to an integrated healthcare ecosystem.…”

Section: A Electronic Health Records (Ehr)mentioning

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A Survey on Blockchain-Based Self-Sovereign Patient Identity in Healthcare

2020

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Convergence of physical and digital identity and integration of various individual records, such as patient data, into a united repository remains a serious challenge. On one hand, collecting relevant data can help clinicians, specialists and healthcare service providers to facilitate care for patients. On the other hand, Self-Sovereign identity and the right to control personal data comes into question, because patients do not handle their data explicitly. Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) is a novel method which would allow to securely record time-stamped data and enable patient-driven health and identity records. In this paper, we review the state-of-the-art in Blockchain (BC)-based self-sovereignty and patient data records in healthcare. Our motivation is to investigate the potential of BC technology for use in the patient data and identity management. As a distributed decentralized technology, BC can be very beneficial, giving patients control over their own data and self-sovereign identity. To the extent of our knowledge, there is no literature covering the same concerns. More specifically, the focus is on solutions that aim the realization of holistic BC-based Electronic Health Records (EHR) and Patient Health Records (PHR). EHR and PHR are used to record patient data, such as the doctor's notes upon a visit and radiology images. Hence, they include critical information regarding patient's privacy and identity. Therefore, development of pure decentralized Healthcare Information Systems (HIS) is a great challenge in terms of architectural and technical structure of the systems. Designing robust and reliable EHR and PHR, which represent the foundation of many other healthcare services, relies on carefully finding the balance in a trade-off between many factors, such as level of decentralization, privacy, scalability and data throughput. In this paper, we review the state-of-the-art and provide an analysis on the design trade-offs.

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Electronic health records in IS research: Quality issues, essential thresholds and remedial actions

Cited by 42 publications

References 33 publications

Incorrect data in the widely used Inside Airbnb dataset

Incorrect data in the widely used Inside Airbnb dataset

Securing Electronic Healthcare Records in Web Applications

A Survey on Blockchain-Based Self-Sovereign Patient Identity in Healthcare

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