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Abstract Purpose: To investigate the patients’ perspectives regarding the introduction of the electronic medical record into use in an ophthalmologic hospital and its impact on the doctor/patient relationship. Methods: The cross-sectional study analyzed the impact of the electronic medical record on the doctor-patient relationship based on the patients’ opinions after electronic medical record implementation compared with use of traditional paper records. The same doctor attended all patients and completed questionnaires during patient interviews that analyzed empathy, punctuality, efficiency, information clarity, doctor cordiality, respect, trustworthiness, patient benefits from the technology, confidentiality, and humanized care. The inclusion criteria included age of 18 years or older, adequate cognition, previous treatment in the same institution by the same doctor using paper medical records and later the electronic medical record, and free and informed written patient consent. The exclusion criteria included age below 18 years, inadequate time to answer the questionnaire, first patient visit, doubtful interview responses, and first visit before 6 months after electronic medical record implementation. The data were analyzed descriptively by relative and absolute frequencies. A previous pilot study of 20 patients yielded 95% confidence intervals for the percentages of agreement for the electronic medical record questionnaire responses obtained and found that 160 patients was adequate for performing the study. Results: The patients reported that the electronic medical record had a positive impact on the doctor-patient relationship in all areas considered. Over 94% of patients responded affirmatively when questioned about their confidence in the confidentiality of their data, 38.3% noted changes in the doctor’s concern for service and 68% agreed that clarity of the information provided by the doctor was greater with the electronic medical record. Conclusion: Based on the patients’ perceptions, the EMR positively affected the doctor-patient relationship after the implementation of the technology in a private ophthalmologic hospital.

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Coat color changes in adult dogs are rare. Miniature schnauzers can development golden hair coat color, primarily in the trunk, called aurotriquia. This paper reports the occurrence of aurotriquia in a schnauzer, three years old, being this the first case report of aurotriquia schnauzer in Brazil. Due to its rare occurrence there is a need for greater attention to racial characteristics and a better physical examination and medical history, Despite, being only a change in the phenotype, there are color changes related to worse disease prognosis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

O artigo aborda a temática da construção dos prontuários a partir de análise documental no sentido de entender as práticas dos profissionais de saúde que integram equipes de pré-natal de adolescentes em dois ambulatórios da rede pública de atenção básica de saúde estadual e municipal. Partindo da definição contemporânea de prontuário, que entende que, para além da missão de ser um instrumento jurídico de registro de propriedade do paciente, ele também atua como mediador da comunicação intraequipe de saúde e da comunicação dessa equipe com o usuário, fazemos um resgate histórico e crítico, baseado na análise de Michel Foucault sobre a origem do registro como tecnologia disciplinar que caracterizou o nascimento da instituição hospitalar e da clínica moderna. Identificamos que o aspecto comunicativo, segundo conceito do 'agir comunicativo' de Jürgen Habermas, vem sendo negligenciado pelas equipes pesquisadas, fruto de uma visão profissional focada no 'sigilo' e no individual em detrimento da construção de saberes coletivos.The focus of the paper is the construction of medical records by health professionals in two public health assistance services for pregnant teenagers. The medical record, beyond its judicial character, must be understood nowadays as a tool for promoting communication between the staff members, as well as between staff and patients, an instrument that mediates communication actions. Based on Michel Foucault's historical approach to registration as part of a disciplinary technology that emerges together with the modern hospital and clinical view, it was identified that health professionals neglect the communicative aspect, according to the concept of 'communicative acting' developed by Jürgen Habermas, of the registration action, and show a conception of clinical procedures based on 'secrecy' rather than a social construction of new knowledge.

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Foi analisada a fidedignidade dos dados estatísticos hospitalares recebidos pela Coordenadoria de Assistência Hospitalar da Secretaria de Estado da Saúde de São Paulo. Mediante uma amostra sistemática por conglomerado em etapa única, com base nas saídas de pacientes relacionados nos Boletins 101 - "Movimento de Pacientes Saídos" - foram visitados 31 hospitais de assistência hospitalar geral e examinados 7.021 prontuários de pacientes saídos durante um mês. A perda de prontuários foi em média de 19,64%. Houve concordância de dados quanto à idade, procedência, data de admissão e tipo de saída, respectivamente de 97,08%, 96,93%, 98,47% e 99,82%. Relativamente à data de saída, a discordância média foi de 7,43%, com valores de até 65,64% e 82,51% de erro, sendo analisados alguns fatores responsáveis por esses resultados. Quanto aos diagnósticos, verificou-se que há um aumento da relação de diagnósticos por paciente, na medida em que se examinam o Boletim 101 e os prontuários, e que alguns diagnósticos tais como anemias, desnutrição e verminoses apareceram inúmeras vezes nos prontuários sem a devida transcrição no Boletim 101. Em 17,51% dos casos, os diagnósticos registrados nos Boletins não concordaram com os diagnósticos dos prontuários, havendo 458 saídas (6,52%) onde o único diagnóstico registrado era um estado mórbido mal definido, tendo sido possível reduzir, mediante análise dos prontuários, esse número para 174 casos (2,48%).The objective of this paper was to analyze the accuracy of hospital statistical data collected by means of the "Model 101 Report" of the S. Paulo State Health Department, Brazil. The "Model 101 Report" summarizes the data on discharged patient records and is sent monthly to the Health Department by each hospital in the State of S. Paulo. A one stage systematic cluster sampling of these data was performed. Only general care hospitals entered the sample. Thirty one hospitals with 7,021 medical records of discharged patients in a given month were reviewed. The mean loss percentage of medical records at the sample hospitals was 19.64%, reaching as high as 40.00% or more at some of them. The identifying information and personal data relating to each patient were correct in 97.08% of the cases (age data) and 96.93% of the cases (area of residence). The administrative information was correct in 98.47% of the cases (date of admission) and 99.82% of the cases (discharge status). Only the items of death or routine live discharge were checked. The date of discharge was wrong in 7.43% of the cases, as a mean, reaching as high as 65.64% and 82.51% in two of the hospitals. Some factors potentially responsible for these results were analyzed. There was an increase in the actual number of diagnoses relative to each patient after the medical records were checked. Also diagnoses such as: anemia, malnutrition and parasitosis were present many times in the medical records, without being transcribed to the discharge summary and therefore to the "Model 101 Report''. In 1,404 cases (17.51%) the diagnoses on the "Model 101 Report" were erroneous. There were 458 (6.52%) discharges with an ill-defined condition as the unique diagnosis. It was possible to reduce this figure to 174 cases (2.48%) by checking the medical records. Only 69.21% of the forms were considered entirely correct, i.e., with all the items correctly and completely transcribed.