Technology status evaluation report: Computerized endoscopic medical record systems

D. B. Nelson; K. P. Block; J. J. Bosco; J. S. Burdick; W. D. Curtis; D. O. Faigel; D. A. Greenwald; P. B. Kelsey; E. Rajan; A. Slivka; P. Smith; W. Wassef; J. VanDam; K. K. Wang; J. Barthel; J. P. Affronti; G. Aliperti; B. Etemad; M. A. Kocab; M. L. Kozam; A. M. Rosen; B. D. Silverstein; N. Vakil; K. K. Wang

doi:10.1053/ge.2000.v51.age516793

Technology status evaluation report: Computerized endoscopic medical record systems

D. B. Nelson, K. P. Block, J. J. Bosco, J. S. Burdick, W. D. Curtis, D. O. Faigel, D. A. Greenwald, P. B. Kelsey, E. Rajan, A. Slivka, P. Smith, W. Wassef, J. VanDam, K. K. Wang, J. Barthel, J. P. Affronti, G. Aliperti, B. Etemad, M. A. Kocab, M. L. KozamA. M. Rosen, B. D. Silverstein, N. Vakil, K. K. Wang

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Computerized endoscopic medical records can serve many functions including administration, scheduling, report generation, coding, billing, quality assurance, and correspondence. The ability to interface with other clinical systems may enhance exchange of endoscopic information. Limitations of current systems include cost, technical support, ease of use and networkability.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	793-796
Number of pages	4
Journal	Gastrointestinal endoscopy
Volume	51
Issue number	6
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1053/ge.2000.v51.age516793
State	Published - 2000
Externally published	Yes

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Radiology Nuclear Medicine and imaging
Gastroenterology

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Nelson, D. B., Block, K. P., Bosco, J. J., Burdick, J. S., Curtis, W. D., Faigel, D. O., Greenwald, D. A., Kelsey, P. B., Rajan, E., Slivka, A., Smith, P., Wassef, W., VanDam, J., Wang, K. K., Barthel, J., Affronti, J. P., Aliperti, G., Etemad, B., Kocab, M. A., ... Wang, K. K. (2000). Technology status evaluation report: Computerized endoscopic medical record systems. Gastrointestinal endoscopy, 51(6), 793-796. https://doi.org/10.1053/ge.2000.v51.age516793

Nelson, DB, Block, KP, Bosco, JJ, Burdick, JS, Curtis, WD, Faigel, DO, Greenwald, DA, Kelsey, PB, Rajan, E, Slivka, A, Smith, P, Wassef, W, VanDam, J, Wang, KK, Barthel, J, Affronti, JP, Aliperti, G, Etemad, B, Kocab, MA, Kozam, ML, Rosen, AM, Silverstein, BD, Vakil, N & Wang, KK 2000, 'Technology status evaluation report: Computerized endoscopic medical record systems', Gastrointestinal endoscopy, vol. 51, no. 6, pp. 793-796. https://doi.org/10.1053/ge.2000.v51.age516793

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