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Improving Patient Medical Record Organization in a Hospital Intensive Care Unit in Rwanda
Willy Kiviri, Rex Wong, Caroline Davis, Lida Rahimi, Dancilla Nyirasebura, Theodore Bizimana
Volume 15 Issue 13
Global Journal of Management and Business
Volume 15 Issue 13
Global Journal of Management and Business
Introduction: Paper-based medical records will remain the norm in many resourcechallenged settings for the foreseeable future. Methods We used a pre- and post- intervention study to measure changes in physician and nurse satisfaction scores, time to locate information in the medical records, and hospital accreditation assessment scores for 21 medical record-related standards. The intervention included using a two-ring binder and divider tabs to organize the inpatient chart and standardizing a set of clinical forms.
