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Norweigan Institute of Public Health eRegistries

An eRegistry is an organized system for collecting, managing, analyzing, and most importantly, using reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health data to improve women and children’s health.

We believe that better use of health information results in better decisions and, ultimately, in better health. 

eRegistries are strategically designed to facilitate data use – through accurate and easily available clinical decision support for health care providers, personalized messages to pregnant woman and automated analysis and reporting to public health officials. These built-in features ensure timely use of data by all those who need it.

What does that mean for healthcare providers?

  • Easy access to medical records across the entire spectrum of care
  • Access to medical records across all levels of health care facilities
  • Clinical guideline support to improve decision making
  • Data capture at the point of care to reduce duplicate reporting

What does that mean for public health officials and policy makers?

  • Automated processing and analysis
  • Consistent and timely receipt of reports
  • Improved data quality and integrity
  • Actionable and standardized health indicators

What does that mean for clients?

  • Appointment reminders
  • Personalized health messages during and after pregnancy
  • Confidence that their medical history is accessible by health care providers as needed
Country: 
Global
Outside Link: 
http://www.fhi.no/eway/default.aspx?pid=240&trg=Main_6664&Main_6664=6898%3A0%3A2...
Publication Year: 
2013
Tags: 
eregistry
Resource Type: 
Project Repositories
Language: 
English
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