Phoenix Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor Project
9/25/2005 Meeting Notes


Attendees

 

Discussion

Chris and Gerry are starting clinical care support system, which will support the needs of 1-10 physician practices. We are venturing it as a subproject of Phoenix to help it begin and we expect it to spinoff as a separate project aligned with Phoenix as a reference model and a specific system with which the Phoenix ABPM will communicate.

Germaine continued her presentation on blood pressure data analysis, covering slides 36 through 42, focusing on individual profiles with which an abnormality (eg. above 95 percentile or below 5 percentile can be identified.

Gerry presented a 15 minute clinical information system mini-topic. A key objective of clinical information systems is to automate the patient chart. Then, you need to address the impact of clinical uncertainty. Therapeutic rapport is essential. A physician never has all of the informaqtion that might be desirable to make q decision. Many who are building electronic medical records ignore the patient in their systems model. Open-Ended clinical nomenclature means you often trying to describe conditions for which there are not always terms and definitions.

Our next meeting will be on Oct. 9.

 

 

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