A Needs Analysis for Computer-Based Telephone Triage in a Community AIDS Clinic

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Citation: Suzanne Backen Henry and J. G. Schreiner and David Borchelt and Mark A. Musen. (1992) A Needs Analysis for Computer-Based Telephone Triage in a Community AIDS Clinic. In KSL-92-52, 1992.

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author Suzanne Backen Henry and J. G. Schreiner and David Borchelt and Mark A. Musen
title A Needs Analysis for Computer-Based Telephone Triage in a Community AIDS Clinic
number KSL-92-52
institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
year 1992
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abstract This study describes the complexity of the telephone-triage task in a community-based AIDS clinic. We identify deficiencies related to the data management for and documentation of the telephone-triage encounter, including inaccessibility of the medical record and failure to document required data elements. Our needs analysis suggest five design criteria for a computer-based system that assists nurses with the telephone-triage task: (1) online accessibility of the medical record, (2) ability to move among modules of the medical record and the triage-encounter module, (3) ease of data entry, (4) compliance with standards for documentation, and (5) notification of the primary-care physician in an appropriate and timely manner.

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Abstract This study describes the complexity of the This study describes the complexity of the telephone-triage task in a community-based AIDS clinic. We identify deficiencies related to the data management for and documentation of the telephone-triage encounter, including inaccessibility of the medical record and failure to document required data elements. Our needs analysis suggest five design criteria for a computer-based system that assists nurses with the telephone-triage task: (1) online accessibility of the medical record, (2) ability to move among modules of the medical record and the triage-encounter module, (3) ease of data entry, (4) compliance with standards for documentation, and (5) notification of the primary-care physician in an appropriate and timely manner. ician in an appropriate and timely manner.
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