Features and Frequency of Use of Electronic Health Records in Primary Care Across 20 Countries: A Cross-Sectional Study

Keyphrases

• Primary Care 100%
• Frequency of Use 100%
• Electronic Health Records 100%
• Primary Care Physicians 52%
• Digital Maturity 21%
• Healthcare Research 21%
• National Institute for Health Research 15%
• Ethical Approval 10%
• Research Partnerships 5%
• National Institutes of Health 5%
• Chronic Conditions 5%
• Patient Education 5%
• Research Ethics Committees 5%
• Developing Strategy 5%
• Patient Safety 5%
• Informed Consent 5%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 5%
• Background Variation 5%
• Practice Setting 5%
• Self-testing 5%
• System Level 5%
• Patient Interaction 5%
• Primary Care Practice 5%
• Infrastructure Support 5%
• Human Participants 5%
• Home Monitoring 5%
• Specific Barriers 5%
• System-wide 5%
• Cross-sectional Online Survey 5%
• Safety Research 5%
• Imperial College 5%
• Declaration of Interest 5%
• Retrieve Data 5%
• All-electronic 5%
• E-consultation 5%
• Recording System 5%
• Biomedical Research Centres 5%
• Access to Records 5%
• Urbanicity 5%
• Health Research 5%
• Health-related Research 5%
• Emergency Care 5%
• Online Consultation 5%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Primary Medical Care 100%
• General Practitioner 100%
• Cross-Sectional Study 100%
• Electronic Health Record 100%
• Emergency Care 10%
• Self Evaluation 10%
• Patient Education 10%
• Professional Standard 10%
• Collaborative Research 10%
• Patient Safety 10%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 10%
• National Health Organization 10%
• Practice Setting 10%
• Home Monitoring 10%
• Theophylline 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Primary Health Care 100%
• Cross Sectional Study 100%
• Electronic Health Record 100%
• Emergency Care 8%
• Informed Consent 8%
• Consultation 8%
• Self-Diagnosis 8%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 8%
• Patient Safety 8%
• Home Monitoring 8%
• Biomedical Research 8%
• Theophylline 8%