Logging in: a comparative analysis of electronic health records versus anesthesia resident-driven logbooks.

Ryan McGinnAlexander J LingleyDaniel I McIsaacChristopher PysykMeghan C McConnellGregory L BrysonDaniel G Dubois

Published in: Canadian journal of anaesthesia = Journal canadien d'anesthesie (2020)

For anesthesiology resident case-logging, the number of cases logged in an AIMS was higher with lower variance compared with RLBs. Anesthesia information management systems vs RLB data showed low-moderate correlation and agreement. Given the additional time and resources required for RLBs, AIMS may be a superior method for tracking cases where available.

Keyphrases

electronic health record
patient safety
clinical decision support
quality improvement
adverse drug
high intensity
emergency medicine
health information
big data
deep learning