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| Medical Informatics News Join Date: Nov 2004
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| Currently, on a daily basis, the medical records of everyone who has visited an emergency room in Westchester County, New York*during the previous 24 hours are entered into a central computer.**The records, with names deleted to protect privacy, are then electronically sorted according to symptoms and the computer scours them to detect any increases or clusters of presenting symptoms. Once or twice a week, the computer detects an anomaly. According to the Journal News,* the Community Health Electronic Surveillance System, or CHESS, went online in January 2003, prompted by the 9-11 disaster, but it was not until the past few weeks that all 12 Westchester hospitals with emergency rooms came on board. http://medicalinformatics.weblogsinc...4000820026325/ |
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