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Dr. Michelle G.
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H1N1 vaccination clinic and EMR
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Our H1N1 vaccination clinics are now running at full capacity, five afternoons a week. All Family Health Team physicians have volunteered to staff the clinics. Family Health T ...
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H1N1 influenza
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There are increasing numbers of people with H1N1 influenza reported in the past two weeks. This feels a bit like SARS did in 2003 (my hospital was at the epicentre of the sec ...
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Internet speed and quality of care
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I have a fast connection to the Internet in my new office. The reason for this is that we have several practices on our floor, with a lot of physicians, staff and Allied Heal ...
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New office
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I love my new office! We spent the weekend moving in, unpacking, hanging things on walls, and installing and testing all the IT we have. Our IT guy spent several days at the ...
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Of concrete blocks and EMRs
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I am moving to my new office on August 22nd, next Saturday (or at least that was the plan). A 20 foot block of concrete fel l from the third floor on the back entrance of the ...
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Summertime data entry
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I am now back from vacation. Our summer students did a lot of work while I was away. In the previous post, I mentioned that we have missing data on smokers; we also found in ...
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Phase change
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My moving date to the new office is August 22 nd 2009. We are getting very busy with the many details that go into the move. Informing everyone is very challenging. As soon ...
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Reviewing and changing my scanning process
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I have changed my scanning process. My EMR company had provided software called "ADM" (or Advanced Document Management) in the past, but I didn't use it. The reaso ...
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Quality improvement, year 3
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Our quality of care for preventive services continues to improve. We have 9,985 eligible services. We provided 87.75% of these services, compared to 73.53% last year, an ...
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Outbreak
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We are now in a Category 5 outbreak, with several cases of Swine Flu (H1N1) reported in Ontario. I went through SARS in 2003; my hospital was at the epicenter of the second w ...
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The three year old EMR
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I now have a three year old EMR. I am way past that terribly disruptive newborn period, have dealt with the Terrible Twos, and am starting to reap some nice benefits from a m ...
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The importance of communication
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I had a difficult day last week. A patient came in with two reports: one (from a downtown hospital) showing a decreased bone density, and a second (from a different downtown ...
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The spread of EMRs
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We had our monthly departmental meeting recently; about 50 to 60 local family physicians regularly attend. These colleagues tend to be more involved in the department (teachi ...
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Structure, process, outcome
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An academic group I belong to has been having a pretty lively discussion on the initial difficulties with starting an EMR. There is consensus in this group (in which everyone ...
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EMR transition for the second wave of physicians
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My practice partner is continuing on his journey through the transition. It has now been nine months for him. He is definitely not a "techie", but has now adopted ...
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What to do when your connectivity fails
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We had a long, hard look at whether to change to the new ASP model run by eHealth Ontario--eHO--(previously called Smart Systems for Health Ontario, or SSHA), or to continue w ...
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Adding more machines
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My partner's tablet just spent a month in the shop getting fixed, as there were several things wrong with it (bit of a lemon). It came back after major transplants, and is no ...
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Workflow is king: how to maximize a Peer to Peer visit
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I did a Peer to Peer visit to some colleagues working in two large group practices, in another city. The visit really highlighted the value of reviewing and updating current ...
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Upgrading our EMR software
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Our EMR software needs to be upgraded. The version we are currently on does not conform to the new OntarioMD requirements (Clinical Management Systems Version 2.0). We are g ...
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Forms, forms, forms
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We certainly had quite a bit of audience participation at the talk Dr Stephen MacLaren and I gave at the recent Family Medicine Forum conference (EMR: the first year of comput ...
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