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Providers’ Reactions to an Automated Health Maintenance Reminder System Incorporated into the Patient’s Electronic Medical Record

Kenneth G. Schellhase, Thomas D. Koepsell and Thomas E. Norris
The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice July 2003, 16 (4) 312-317; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3122/jabfm.16.4.312
Kenneth G. Schellhase
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Thomas D. Koepsell
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Thomas E. Norris
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    Table 1.

    Responses to Key Survey Questions Regarding Use of the Health Maintenance Reminder Function (HMR) in the Electronic Medical Record.

    QuestionPercent
    Ability of HMR alert to attract attention
     About right35
     Too unobtrusive23
     Unnoticeable19
     Annoying14
     Mildly distracting9
    Deliberately look for HMR alert
     Never51
     Seldom23
     Sometimes19
     Often5
     Always2
    Most common response to HMR alert
     Ignore it54
     Resolve issue at current encounter16
     Ask patient to return for health maintenance visit14
     Forget to address it9
     Delegate to medical assistant to work on7
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    Table 2.

    Incidental Use of the Health Maintenance Reminder (HMR) System.

    ResponseHow Often Act on HMR Alert During Unrelated Visit? Percent (N)How Often Review HM Needs Before Non-HM Encounter? Percent (N)
    Always02 (1)
    Often19 (8)19 (8)
    Sometimes26 (11)44 (19)
    Seldom33 (14)23 (10)
    Never23 (10)12 (5)
    • HM = health maintenance.

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Kenneth G. Schellhase, Thomas D. Koepsell, Thomas E. Norris
The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice Jul 2003, 16 (4) 312-317; DOI: 10.3122/jabfm.16.4.312

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