Glucose Monitors Linked to Slower Kidney Decline in Diabetes and CKD
A three-year retrospective analysis of US electronic health records found that people with insulin-treated diabetes and chronic kidney disease or ...
Tag: electronic health records
Canada Builds a National Emergency Department Registry to Track Opioid Poisonings in Real Time
Canadian researchers are establishing the CEDRN Opioid Registry, a national emergency department registry designed to capture harmonized data on suspected ...
Most Primary Care Clinicians Miss Out on Medicare’s New $1,292-a-Year Billing Codes
A national survey of 404 US primary care clinicians found that only 14.9 percent billed Medicare's new Advanced Primary Care ...
Antihypertensive combinations linked with divergent cognitive impairment risks
A retrospective cohort of 28,057 older adults in Spain found that loop diuretics and ARB–beta-blocker combinations were associated with lower ...
Large Language Models Could Help Detect Pharmacogenomic Phenoconversion
A 2026 perspective proposes that large language models could integrate genetic and clinical records to identify possible pharmacogenomic phenoconversion, while ...
Automated Prompt Optimization Improves Same-Day Discharge Prediction in a Retrospective Inpatient Cohort Study
A retrospective cohort study found that automated prompt optimization improved a large language model’s same-day discharge prediction performance on a ...
Telephone follow-up linked to poorer blood pressure control in Chinese primary care cohort
A longitudinal observational study using Chinese primary care records from 2013–2024 found that telephone follow-up was associated with lower odds ...
Price Transparency Is Not the Same as Affordability and Adherence
An editorial reviewing evidence on real-time benefit tools argues that patient-specific price information can support clinical decisions but does not ...
Scoping review finds effective tools for embedding smoking cessation in primary care
A scoping review of 30 studies found that coordinated counselling, medication, electronic health record support and financial measures can improve ...
Hospital study maps electronic records for earlier disease reporting
A retrospective study of 284 notifiable-disease episodes found delayed and inadequate hospital notifications while mapping electronic records that could support ...
Physicians’ use of a digital tool with information views to support chart review of complex patient cases
An exploratory analysis of 87 chart reviews found that physicians combined patient-context summaries, medical histories and health-problem overviews with selective ...
Europe’s Health Data Space Could Become a Pandemic Early-Warning Nervous System
A new review argues the European Health Data Space could transform Europe's fragmented health records into a federated early-warning system ...
Historians’ Methods Could Rescue Medicine from AI’s One-Dimensional Patient Summaries
A Johns Hopkins clinician-historian argues that archival methods like deep reading and reading against the grain can recover patient details ...
AI Model Estimates Individual Effects of Nursing Care in Cancer Patients With Heart Risks
A new counterfactual machine learning framework estimates how alternative acute nursing care strategies would individually affect critically ill oncology patients ...
Team-Based Message Protocols Ease the EHR Inbox Burden on Primary Care Doctors
A large quality improvement study found that embedding standardized message-handling protocols for medical assistants and nurses modestly reduced the share ...
Electronic Clinical Pathway Aims to Close the Obesity Hypoventilation Syndrome Diagnosis Gap in Hospitals
University of Colorado physicians describe an electronic health record pathway designed to catch obesity hypoventilation syndrome in hospitalized patients, where ...
Social Needs Screening Gaps Revealed in Breast Cancer Patients at Safety-Net Hospital
A three-year study of 566 breast cancer patients at a Dallas safety-net hospital found that social needs reassessment lagged behind ...
AI Model Flags Pancreatic Cancer Risk Up to Three Years Before Diagnosis
Mayo Clinic researchers developed an artificial intelligence model that uses routine electronic health record data to predict pancreatic cancer risk ...
Landmark Study Maps 406 Rare Diseases and COVID-19 Infection Across 62.5 Million People in England
A national analysis of 62.5 million English health records reveals that rare disease prevalence varies substantially across ethnic groups, with ...
Prenatal Opioid Prescriptions Tied to 28% Higher Childhood Hospital Admission Risk
A nationwide South Korean cohort of nearly three million children links prenatal opioid exposure to a 28 percent higher rate ...
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