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Guidelines for use access to compuuterized medical records

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Computerization of the medical record allows the unique capability to provide differential access to various components of the record by users outsid of the immediate provider/patient health care setting Guidelines for designers, programmers, and users of computerizeid medical records have been defined in order to clarify which data elements or categories are appropriate for communication to various parties involved in utilizing patients information.

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  1. Committee on Standards, Society for Computer Medicine, 1977, Edina, Minnesota

    Frederick R. Jelovsek M.D., Robert E. Bolinger M.D. (Professor of Medicine), Robert E. Davis M.D., John M. Long Ed. D. (Derectie), Byron Oberst M.D., Robert R. Reid M.D. & Joan Zimmerman D. Phil

  2. Duke University Medical Center, Box 3974, 27710, Durham, North Carolina

    Frederick R. Jelovsek M.D.

  3. Kansas University Medical Center, 66103, Kansas City, Kansas

    Robert E. Bolinger M.D. (Professor of Medicine)

  4. Francis General Hospital, 45th Street, 15201, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

    Robert E. Davis M.D.

  5. Coordinating Center, Hyperlipidemie Program, Suite 408, 2829 University Avenue, S.E., 55414, Minneapolis, Minnesota

    John M. Long Ed. D. (Derectie)

  6. Omaha Children's Clinic PC, 3925 Dewey Avenue, 68105, Omaha, Nebraska

    Byron Oberst M.D.

  7. University of Virginia School of Medicine, Box 432, 22903, Charlottesville, Virginia

    Robert R. Reid M.D.

  8. Biomedical Computer Laboratory, 700 S. Euclid Avenue, 63110, St. Louis, Missour

    Joan Zimmerman D. Phil

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Jelovsek, F.R., Bolinger, R.E., Davis, R.E. et al. Guidelines for use access to compuuterized medical records. J Med Syst 2, 241–248 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02222285

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