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Till Jes Hansen

Till Jes Hansen
University of Cologne | UOC · Institute of Medical Sociology, Health Services Research, and Rehabilitation Science (IMVR)

Master of Science

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Background The European healthcare system is reliant on its digital transformation to deal with challenges like rising expenditures or workforce shortage. The digital transformation is inevitably accompanied by the implementation of electronic medical records (EMR) and the ongoing adaptation of existing ones. Systematic reviews indicate that this p...
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Purpose The European health data space promises an efficient environment for research and policy-making. However, this data space is dependent on high data quality. The implementation of electronic medical record systems has a positive impact on data quality, but improvements are not consistent across empirical studies. This study aims to analyze d...
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Background Electronic medical records (EMR) are considered a key component of the health care system’s digital transformation. The implementation of an EMR promises various improvements, for example, in the availability of information, coordination of care, or patient safety, and is required for big data analytics. To ensure those possibilities, th...
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Background The German healthcare system is still poorly digitized. With the Hospital Future Act, the government now mandates hospitals to implement an institutional electronic medical record (EMR). While multiple benefits are described for its adoption, knowledge on its impact on actual documentation is lacking. However, a documentation that is of...
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BACKGROUND Electronic medical records (EMR) are considered a key component of the health care systems digital transformation. The implementation of an EMR promises various improvements e.g. in the availability of information, coordination of care, or patient safety and is required for big data analytics. To ensure those possibilities of an EMR, the...

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