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Patient registries
Registry aims to put terminally ill patients in control of treatment
Delaware HIE will use service to help distribute medical orders to clinicians, first responders, says Jan Lee.
Flint registry to track residents affected by lead-tainted water
Data gathered will guide healthcare decisions for years, says HHS Secretary Tom Price.
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Fight against arthritis enlists patients with mobile tools
Registry enables those with the disease to submit data, get support, says Jeffrey Curtis.
How Michigan’s HIE facilitates immunization lookups
Providing the info to clinicians within their workflow improves care, says Kenny O’Neill.
8 more delivery systems to use Surescripts record locator service
Network helps identify where patients were treated, aids in accessing records, says Tom Skelton.
How data from Lyme disease tracking can influence patient care
Patient-powered registry will help encourage diagnosis and treatment, says Lorraine Johnson.
Sequoia Project forming patient identity matching workgroup
Initiative aims to improve and standardize the process for ascertaining identities, Mariann Yeager says.
Real-world data vital to assessing device safety, effectiveness
EHRs, registries and wearables offer valuable scientific evidence, says Robert Horne.
Registries helping CDC track pregnant women infected with Zika virus
As of mid-October, about 900 pregnant women in the U.S. have been identified with laboratory evidence of possible Zika virus infection, says CDC’s Margaret Honein.
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