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Record ID: 28e0372f-46b4-4f1f-90ec-2a20c13a6300
Electronic Resources: https://www.anrows.org.au/project/examining-the-power-of-child-at-risk-electronic-medical-record-emr-alerts-to-share-interpersonal-violence-abuse-and-neglect-concerns-do-child-protection-alerts-help/
Web resource: https://dh2wpaq0gtxwe.cloudfront.net/Child-at-Risk%20eMR%20Poster.pdf
Type: Poster
Title: Examining the power of the eMR to share interpersonal violence, abuse and neglect concerns
Authors: Australia's National Research Organisation for Women's Safety
Keywords: Medical informatics;- Services for;Abused children;Internet in medicine;Child protection;Prevention;Child abuse
Year: 2018
Publisher: ANROWS
Abstract:  From ANROWS research project RP.17.06 Examining the power of Child-At-Risk electronic medical record (eMR) alerts to share interpersonal violence, abuse and neglect concerns: Do child protection alerts help?

This research sought to understand the impact of eMR alerts on the practice of health workers, and whether other health departments across Australia were using alerts.

Research was carried out in the Northern NSW Local Health District, which employs 6900 health workers.

180 health workers who had engaged with the alert system completed an online survey (74% completion rate).
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/18523
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