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Informatics Interventions for Maternal Morbidity: Scoping Review
Studies were included that prospectively tested a medical informatics intervention on either a group of women or physicians who treat women. Study methodologies could include both quantitative and qualitative approaches. Only studies analyzing primary data to describe a health-related outcome were included.
Interact J Med Res 2025;14:e64826
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COVID-19 Diagnosis and Risk of Death Among Adults With Cancer in Indiana: Retrospective Cohort Study
Early studies from China [10-12] reported a 2- to 4-fold increase in mortality due to COVID-19 among patients with cancer compared to those without cancer, while a few smaller studies reported a case-fatality rate of 29% [13] and poorer outcomes [3] among patients with cancer who have COVID-19. Some studies from Europe and the United States have investigated mortality among cancer subpopulations and demonstrated a 34% [14] increase among individuals with solid tumors compared to hematologic tumors.
JMIR Cancer 2022;8(4):e35310
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A 30-minute training session was developed to introduce patients to the content and functionality of the CRCS-PHR and was conducted in person by the research assistant at the time of recruitment. In addition, virtual training tools were embedded in the CRCS-PHR, including a 5-minute narrated training video and a detailed help section describing the purpose of all links, data-entry forms, and features of the tool.
JMIR Cancer 2022;8(3):e34851
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One patient said, “It would be nice to be able to keep up with how your treatment’s going, kind of knowing if you’re…getting better…A lot of times when you have cancer you always have a question mark over your head – where am I?” One provider discussed how the PHR could stimulate patients to ask questions. A caregiver noted that information from the PHR could be printed and brought to doctor appointments to address key issues.
JMIR Hum Factors 2022;9(1):e16447
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The first 6 weeks of receiving a diagnosis of COVID-19 (ie, 6-week cohort). A metric of which patients would need inpatient care during the course of their illness [19].
J Med Internet Res 2021;23(11):e31337
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One HIM (operations) leader recalled that opting in was a multistep process that was unexpectedly time intensive. One full-time clerk was hired to process consent documents, which on a peak day could exceed 60 documents.
Several operations leaders also described a successful strategy wherein veterans recruited other veterans; specifically, one lead employee in the ROI office was himself or herself a veteran.
JMIR Med Inform 2021;9(2):e19249
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Jacobs and colleagues sought to understand the usability of a health management aid and found that effective use was associated with the development of a tool that was customizable, mobile, and integrated into the care of patients [18]. In the case of a clinical trial matching system embedded in a Web-based PHR, Atkinson and colleagues found that changing content and attending to usability issues improved breast cancer patients’ satisfaction with the technology [17].
JMIR Cancer 2019;5(2):e10692
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Targeting a Hispanic population for CRC screening, Fernandez et al [63] used an RCT to compare (1) a tailored interactive multimedia intervention, (2) a lay health worker delivered media print intervention, and (3) a no intervention control group. No statistically significant differences were found among the study arms.
J Med Internet Res 2019;21(4):e10256
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Toward Timely Data for Cancer Research: Assessment and Reengineering of the Cancer Reporting Process
To better understand the complex processes involved in cancer case reporting, we conducted a multi-phase study. First, we interviewed cancer registrars to identify barriers to timely reporting and developed a model of current reporting processes. Second, we developed computer simulation models to represent the current state and a potential, redesigned future state.
JMIR Cancer 2018;4(1):e4
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Personal Health Record Reach in the Veterans Health Administration: A Cross-Sectional Analysis
We compared the relative reach of MHV using a set of 18 health conditions of high prevalence and/or importance among veterans. We then further explored how patient demographics, comorbidities, and facility characteristics may be affecting MHV reach.
We conducted a cross-sectional assessment of PHR adoption and use across clinical conditions. Use was assessed as of April 1, 2012.
J Med Internet Res 2014;16(12):e272
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