Feasibility study of hospital antimicrobial stewardship analytics using electronic health records.

Peter F Dutey-MagniM J GillD McNultyG SohalA HaywardLaura J ShallcrossNiall AndersonElise CraytonGillian ForbesArnoupe JhassEmma RichardsonMichelle RichardsonPatrick RockenschaubCatherine SmithElizabeth SuttonRosanna TrainaLou AtkinsAnne ConollySpiros DenaxasEllen FragaszyRob HornePatty KostkovaFabiana LorencattoSusan MichieJennifer MindellJohn RobsonClaire RoystonCarolyn TarrantJames ThomasJonathan WestHaydn WilliamsNadia ElsayChris Fuller

Published in: JAC-antimicrobial resistance (2021)

It is feasible to use hospital EHRs to construct rapid, meaningful measures of prescribing quality with potential to support quality improvement interventions (audit/feedback to prescribers), engagement with front-line clinicians on optimizing prescribing, and AMS impact evaluation studies.

Keyphrases

adverse drug
electronic health record
quality improvement
primary care
healthcare
clinical decision support
acute care
physical activity
patient safety
risk assessment
artificial intelligence
human health
climate change
case control
deep learning
quantum dots