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The Institute of Medicine lists crucial core server elements for an EHR system. These include: Health information and data storage component - that would be a database or a series of databases. Results management, which is, essentially, software that actively manages the results - particularly lab & radiology results - that come into the EHR to assure that they are seen & dealt with appropriately by the clinician. Decision support, which is a computer logic that presents information to help clinicians make correct decisions, such as displaying relevant reference information on the screen while orders are written or popping up warnings if a drug order appears inappropriate based on a patient's known allergies. Electronic communication and connectivity software is not included, because of security issues.

          The Institute of Medicine lists crucial core server elements for an EHR system. These include:
  
Health information and data storage component - that would be a database or a series of databases.
  
Results management, which is, essentially, software that actively manages the results - particularly lab & radiology results - that come into the EHR to assure that they are seen & dealt with appropriately by the clinician. 
  
Decision support, which is a computer logic that presents information to help clinicians make correct decisions, such as displaying relevant reference information on the screen while orders are written or popping up warnings if a drug order appears inappropriate based on a patient's known allergies.
  
Electronic communication and connectivity software is not included, because of security issues.
        
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The Institute of Medicine lists crucial core server elements for an EHR system. These include: Health information and data storage component - that would be a database or a series of databases. Results management, which is, essentially, software that actively manages the results - particularly lab & radiology results - that come into the EHR to assure that they are seen & dealt with appropriately by the clinician. Decision support, which is a computer logic that presents information to help clinicians make correct decisions, such as displaying relevant reference information on the screen while orders are written or popping up warnings if a drug order appears inappropriate based on a patient's known allergies. Electronic communication and connectivity software is not included, because of security issues.
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00:01 Here, memorandum to the chief information officer and chief of the medical staff from him director.
00:26 Date should be there, current date.
00:33 Subject ehr system deployment compliance with privacy and security standards.
00:49 As the him director, my role is to advocate for ethical and legal standards, health information management.
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