Vol 16, No 2

Vol 16, No 2

Table of Contents

Editorial

UK's National Programme for IT welcomes recommendation for a more sociotechnical approach to evaluation: a commentary on the Greenhalgh evaluation of the summary care record

Simon de Lusignan, Jos Aarts

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75-77

Research article

The use and effectiveness of electronic clinical decision support tools in the ambulatory/primary care setting: a systematic review of the literature

Cathy Bryan, Suzanne Boren

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79-91

The patient's perspective of computerised records: a questionnaire survey in primary care

Ricardo Garcia-Sanchez

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93-99

Developing a decision support system for tobacco use counselling using primary care physicians

Theodore Marcy, Bonnie Kaplan, Scott Connolly, George Michel, Richard Shiffman, Brian Flynn

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101-109

A visual study of computers on doctors' desks

Christopher Pearce, Hannah Walker, Carolyn O'Shea

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111-117

Measuring the impact of different brands of computer systems on the clinical consultation: a pilot study

Charlotte Refsum, Pushpa Kumarapeli, Aruni Gunaratne, Richard Dodds, Ali Hasan, Simon de Lusignan

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119-127

Readiness for electronic health records: comparison of characteristics of practices in a collaborative with the remainder of Massachusetts

Steven Simon, Rainu Kaushal, Chelsea Jenter, Lynn Volk, Elisabeth Burdick, Eric Poon, Alexis Tumolo, Micky Tripathi, David Bates

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129-137

The role of the electronic medical record (EMR) in care delivery development in developing countries: a systematic review

Faustine Williams, Suzanne Boren

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139-145

Design and implementation of a web-based patient portal linked to an electronic health record designed to improve medication safety: the Patient Gateway medications module

Jeffrey Schnipper, Tejal Gandhi, Jonathan Wald, Richard Grant, Eric Poon, Lynn Volk, Alexandra Businger, Elizabeth Siteman, Lauren Buckel, Blackford Middleton

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147-155

Letter to the editor

The Single Shared Electronic Patient Record (SSEPR): problems with functionality and governance

Mary Hawking

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157-158

The Single Shared Electronic Patient Record (SSEPR): problems with functionality and governance - Reply

John Parry

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159

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