JOURNAL TITLE CITATION LITERATURE REVIEW PARAPHRASE

1. Impact of Migdal, C. W., Namavar, The positive benefits of EHRs on the There are numerous, observed positive
Electronic Health A. A., Mosley, V. N., & facilitation of healthcare, including factors for the adoption of EHRs by the
Records on the Afsar-manesh, N. consolidation of information, reduction of Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act,
Patient Experience (2014). Impact of medical errors, easily transferable medical such as the centralization of health records,
in a Hospital Setting electronic health records records, as well as their impact on decrease in medical errors, accessibility of
on the patient experience healthcare spending, are well-documented medical records across different hospitals,
in a hospital setting. and have been emphasized as reasons for and the considerable decrease in
Journal of Hospital adoption of EHRs by the Patient Protection healthcare spending.
Medicine, 9(10), 627– and Affordable Care Act.
633.doi:10.1002/jhm.224
0
2. Electronic Health Electronic Health Although these systems promised to Health care providers utilizing current EHR
Records: Patient Records: Patient Care improve quality of patient care, increase systems report negative effects on the
Care and Ethical and and Ethical and Legal efficiency, and reduce costs, health care quality of patient care such as time-
Legal Implications Implications for Nurse providers are finding that current EHRs consuming data entry, hindrance in
for Nurse Practitioners instead require time-consuming data entry, patient-nurse interactions, and medical
Practitioners can interfere with patient interactions, and errors, contrary to the supposed benefits of
Balestra, Melanie L. cause medical errors. EHRs such as an increase in productivity,
The Journal for Nurse quality of health care, and reduction of
Practitioners, Volume 13, health care spending.
Issue 2, 105 - 111

3. The Use of Kruse, C. S., Stein, A., Adoption of the EHRs is not without Previous researches yielded mixed
Electronic Health Thomas, H., & Kaur, H. obstacles; however, results of the research outcomes regarding the effectiveness of
Records to Support (2018). The use of is mixed on whether a proper proper EHRs implementation on the
Population Health: Electronic Health Records implementation of an EHR could improve improvement of the operations of
A Systematic Review to Support Population the operations of population health. population health.
of the Literature Health: A Systematic
Review of the Literature.
Journal of Medical
Systems,
42(11).doi:10.1007/s109
16-018-1075-6
4. Adoption of Palabindala, V., If implementation is done poorly it can Erroneous execution of EHRs systems may
Electronic Health Pamarthy, A., & increase the risk of error, in turn exposing lead to an increase in the possibilities of
Records and Jonnalagadda, N. R. physicians and hospitals to potential medical errors, which are possible grounds
Barriers (2016). Adoption of medical malpractice lawsuits and other for medical malpractice litigations.
electronic health records legal complications.
and barriers. Journal of
Community Hospital
Internal Medicine
Perspectives, 6(5),
32643.doi:10.3402/jchim
p.v6.32643

5. Security Kruse, C. S., Smith, B., Currently, privacy and security concerns Development of techniques in the overall
Techniques for the Vanderlinden, H., & over protected health information are the improvement of electronic health records
Electronic Health Nealand, A. (2017). largest barrier to electronic health record security is a crucial step in the elimination
Records Security Techniques for adoption; therefore, it is imperative for of barriers regarding privacy issues of said
the Electronic Health health organizations to identify techniques systems to be implemented.
Records. Journal of to secure electronic health records.
Medical Systems, 41(8).
doi:10.1007/s10916-017-
0778-4

6. Electronic Health Mathai N, Shiratudin MF, The history of clinical documentation is Paper-based medical records are often
Record Sohel F (2017) Electronic based on paper based records, and they are time-consuming and inefficient. On the
Management: Health Record cumbersome and ineffective. Efficient data other hand, EHR systems allow efficient
Expectations, Issues, Management: retrieval is possible from EHR systems in access to patient data.
and Challenges Expectations, Issues, and ways that paper documentation is unable
Challenges. J Health Med to do.
Informat 8:265. Doi:
10.4172/2157-
7420.1000265
7. Data Scheid, L. M., Brown, L.
electronically S., Clark, C., & Rosenfeld,
extracted from the C. R. (2019). Data
electronic health electronically extracted
record require from the electronic
validation health record require
validation. Journal of
Perinatology.doi:10.1038
/s41372-018-0311-8
Because of its inclusiveness, the EHR
provides opportunities for retrieving large
quantities of patient data that can be used
for monitoring and assessing hospital
outcomes, identifying patient care
deficiencies, and tracking patient diagnostic
follow-up.
EHR systems makes it possible to obtain
multiple patient data that can be utilized to
assess hospital outcomes, identify gaps in
patient care, and track patient diagnostic
follow-up.

8. Utilisation of Lesley Dornan, For most healthcare providers, EHR provide Despite the benefits of current EHR
Electronic Health Kanokporn easy access to patient information, and systems to healthcare providers, such as
Records for Public Pinyopornpanish, although the value of EHR in clinical efficient patient information access, new
Health in Asia: A Wichuda settings is not to be underestimated, the technological advancements for the field of
Review of Success Jiraporncharoen, Ahmar technological requirements for health health information are sorely needed and
Factors and Hashmi, Nisachol information are ever-changing the demands are constantly changing.
Potential Challenges Dejkriengkraikul, and
Chaisiri Angkurawaranon,
“Utilisation of Electronic
Health Records for Public
Health in Asia: A Review
of Success Factors and
Potential
Challenges,” BioMed
Research International,
vol. 2019, Article ID
7341841, 9 pages,
2019. https://doi.org/10.
1155/2019/7341841.
9. Electronic Health Collier, R. (2017, Physicians who used EHRs reported feeling The time-consuming nature of data entry
Records November 17). Electronic less satisfied with the amount of time they that comes with the use of EHRs decreases
Contributing to health records spent on clerical tasks. They were also the work satisfaction of physicians and
Physician Burnout contributing to physician found to be at higher risk of professional increase their risk of professional burnout.
burnout. Retrieved burnout.
August 4, 2019, from
http://www.cmaj.ca/cont
ent/189/45/E1405
10. Electronic Charnock, V. The main issues experienced with paper The traditional method of recordkeeping
healthcare records (2019). Electronic based records relate to missing, involving paper poses issues such as the
and data quality healthcare records and incomplete, inaccurate and illegible data. incompleteness, inaccuracy, and illegibility
data quality. [online] of data.
Wiley Online Library.
Available at:
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ir.12249 [Accessed 5 Aug.
2019].
11. Electronic Jindal, S. K., & Raziuddin, The data provided by 99 medical According to the data gathered from 99
Medical Record Use F. (2018). Electronic professionals using EMR in their practice medical professionals utilizing EMR, the use
and Perceived medical record use and supports the hypothesis that using EMR of these systems has a positive effect
Medical Error perceived medical error leads to reduction in medical errors. towards the decrease in medical errors.
Reduction reduction. International
Journal of Quality and
Service Sciences, 10(1),
84–95.doi:10.1108/ijqss-
12-2016-0081
12. Ensuring Data Vimalachandran, P., Data should be an accurate representation Data should correspond accurately to what
Integrity in Wang, H., Zhang, Y., of its source. It should be reliable. Data they seek to represent; dependable,
Electronic Health Heyward, B. and should have internal consistency. Data coherent, and logical.
Records: A Quality Whittaker, F. should adhere to rules based on the logic of
Health Care (2019). Ensuring Data the real world.
Implication Integrity in Electronic
Health Records: A Quality
Health Care Implication.
[online] arXiv.org.
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2.00577 [Accessed 5 Aug.
2019].

13. Secondary Uses Sandhu, E., Weinstein, S., The secondary use of health information Data utilization besides primary or direct
of Electronic Health McKethan, A., & Jain, S. has significant implications for basic and use of data for the benefit of the patient,
Record Data: H. (2012). Secondary clinical research, public health surveillance referred to as secondary use, has a
Benefits and Uses of Electronic Health and management, quality improvement, considerable effect on research inside the
Barriers Record Data: Benefits and safety monitoring—a reach so medical field, assessment and monitoring
and Barriers. The Joint extensive that it is perhaps these secondary of public health, improvement of
Commission Journal on uses of health information that are the healthcare quality, and others that are
Quality and Patient most promising outcome of the HITECH perhaps the most beneficial possible
Safety, 38(1), 34– Act. outcome of the HITECH Act.
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7250(12)38005-7
 14. Implementation Ariffin, N. A. bt N., Ismail, In practice, doctors and all personnel that Doctors and other healthcare practitioners
of Electronic A. bt, Kadir, I. K. A., & are involved in health care of a patient are are legally required to make a patient’s
Medical Records in Kamal, J. I. A. (2018). required to protect the patient’s record confidential. To do so, measures
Developing Implementation of information. To ensure this, only should be taken to keep people without
Countries: Electronic Medical authorized personnel can have access to sufficient authorization to access
Challenges & Records in Developing the patient’s information. information.
Barriers Countries: Challenges &
Barriers. International
Journal of Academic
Research in Progressive
Education and
Development, 7(3), 187–
199.
15. The Impacts of Zeng, X. (2019). The Digitized health care needs a different The emergence of electronic health record
Electronic Health Impacts of Electronic workforce. New job titles will emerge to systems in healthcare environments entail
Record Health Record support the change, and some jobs will a change in the workforce. Job titles
Implementation on Implementation on the disappear. specifically relevant to EHRs will appear and
the Health Care Health Care Workforce. jobs incompatible with these systems will
Workforce [online] North Carolina disappear.
Medical Journal.
Available at:
http://www.ncmedicaljo
urnal.com/content/77/2/
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2019].

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