Eli Lourie
334 posts
Eli Lourie
@informaticsDoc
Informatician and pediatrician in Philly. I love soccer, computers, coffee and beer.
Philadelphia, PA Inscrit le Temmuz 2011
57 Abonnements176 Abonnés
Weaving past and present
We’re adding back the Super Bowl Era threads to our uniform rotation
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Eli Lourie retweeté
Want to save babies? Sociotechnical analysis for ML system yielded use cases & profiles defining responsibilities, team collaboration & attributes for infant sepsis recognition. Learn: thieme-connect.de/products/ejour… @ACIOpen @Karavite @PennMedicine @ChildrensPhila #sepsis #pediatrics
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Awesome perspective piece on meaningfully measuring the impact of EHR optimization programs from 3 great Clinical Informatics Leaders @informaticsDoc @DrLindsayS @pedshospdoc academic.oup.com/jamiaopen/adva…
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Love this article (doi.org/10.1093/jamia/…) that defines EHR-burden time metrics! Hopefully the EHR vendors can use them in response to @jdhron and my call to action (doi.org/10.1093/jamia/…)!
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Really nice article - I have tried to validate vendor metrics of time in EHR against my personal use for a week, and they were way off. @adziorny and @markmaiwords - can we use audit logs to do a better job of this?
Jonathan Hron@jdhron
Check out @informaticsDoc and my piece on using EHR metrics of provider efficiency! Have you got the time? Challenges using vendor electronic health record metrics of provider efficiency academic.oup.com/jamia/jamia/ad…
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#EHR vendor estimates of user time depend on proprietary algorithms and don't permit useful comparison, either within or between organizations. @informaticsDoc and @jdhron explore the challenges of interpreting and using these data. academic.oup.com/jamia/advance-…
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Eli Lourie retweeté
Check out @informaticsDoc and my piece on using EHR metrics of provider efficiency! Have you got the time? Challenges using vendor electronic health record metrics of provider efficiency academic.oup.com/jamia/jamia/ad…
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With Physician Burnout Rising, EHR Optimization Takes Center Stage hcinnovationgroup.com/clinical-it/ar…
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It’s Camp Week at @ChildrensPhila! This has always been one of my favorite weeks of the year at the hospital-I love how everyone (patients and staff) get into the spirit. Plus the decorations are super fun!
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@davidbutlermd @TimConnellyMD Actually, #EpicSystems is able to link to Aunt Bertha with there social determinants of health tools - Very cool!
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Aunt Bertha is a website where you enter a zip code and it provides all community resources (many free) a patient may need including Medical Clinics, food banks, job assistance and financial assistance.
auntbertha.com
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Eli Lourie retweeté
Our Dr. Joel Fein will be representing @ChildrensPhila on the Scientific Advisory Committee for the @NJGVRC @RutgersU. NJ joins several states that are prioritizing #gunviolenceresearch in the absence of federal funding: bit.ly/2LdFj3w
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@subhaairan @EricShelov @origamidoc Yes! And how do we get our safety/quality/compliance folks to participate?
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@informaticsDoc @EricShelov @origamidoc I agree that is a huge part of the problem. I think technically it is possible. The question is how do we take good design/innovation ideas, then test & implement them on a larger scale?
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“Although EHR design often bears the brunt of the blame for frustrations expressed by physicians, the EHR user experience is influenced by...decisions made by entities other than the developers and end users, such as regulators, policymakers, and administrators.”
AMIA@AMIAinformatics
New #JAMIA article takes a look at multiple opportunities for regulators, policymakers, #EHR developers, payers, health system leadership, and users to make changes to collectively improve the use and efficacy of EHRs. Free to view ow.ly/maR250uQW1f
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@subhaairan @EricShelov @origamidoc #toogoodtobetrue indeed! I share your enthusiasm, but am more pessimistic about our ability for the win-win scenario. Internally, we struggle with melding good design practices with workflow and admin constraints. Might be too much of an ask for this to happen on a larger stage.
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@EricShelov @origamidoc Complicated is right :) and 100% agree - design and workflow should not compromise safety. I am of the believe that attention to design and workflow, usability, human factors, when done well, can actually improve #EHRsafety & even still meet admin needs #toogoodtobetrue ?
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Clickbaity articles about docs being tethered to the EHR, like this one, are not part of the solution. While there are some nice parts of the piece from Judy Faulkner and Larry Garber on ways to improve, the title, opening, and closing were all "woe is me" computerworld.com/article/339703…
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My favorite is:
C-Level manager: Can you distill this extraordinarily complex project into a single number that I can put on my dashboard?
Me: But it’s too complex to roll up into one...
C-Level: Thanks!
David Meza@davidmeza1
What is the most head banging question posed to you? Mine -> C-Level Mgr: Can you build us a dashboard, it will really help us. Me: Sure, first, what questions are you trying to answer & where is the data. C Mgr: If I knew that I would not need the dashboard. Me: #aneurysm
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Speechless. I offered a free human factors consult and they said they had it covered with the sign. My offer still stands.
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Even though more rural Americans have health coverage than a decade ago, a new @NPRHealth poll finds 26% haven’t been able to get care when they needed it recently. Poll with @RWJF @HarvardChanSPH. #LifeinRural
n.pr/2WV4WZt
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.@EricShelov’s example of “ideal decision support”. Make sure they know you’re out of toilet paper *before* they do anything else. #RightTime #cds @deansittig @jerryosheroff
Maya Dewan@mommimaya
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