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EMR in the Classroom
16 recovered posts filed under EMR in the Classroom.
Commitment to Change in Medical Education
Sadly, less than 20% of the readers of this article are committed to real change in medical education. The other 80%–need more convincing. Which group are you in today? This “need-for-change” is a common theme in all communities. It covers every aspect of our…
Questions about the Regenstrief EHR Clinical Learning Platform?
If you are not familiar with the Regenstrief Institute or the Regenstrief EHR Clinical Learning Platform (formerly the Teaching EMR (tEMR)), you might find these articles helpful at the following links. I’m the web software product manager for the Regenstrief…
Classroom Ready EHR / EMR
Ready for Class The Regenstrief EHR Clinical Learning Platform (formerly tEMR) is a unique learning tool designed to recreate clinical environments. These “care environments” include inpatient, outpatient and emergency department care settings. The system is…
Tired of Creating Patients?
Your role is to teach and to guide students toward residency and then on to clinical practice. Why then are you spending so much time and effort creating/synthesizing patients to use in your curricula? Please don’t get me wrong. Content is extremely valuable…
Unique New EHR Clinical Learning Platform Community
A very warm “Welcome!” from the team here at the Center for Biomedical Informatics at the Regenstrief Institute . The power of connected networks, excellent search tools or good old-fashioned word-of-mouth has helped bring you to our Regenstrief EHR Clinical…
Getting Started
The Teaching EMR blog and community site is coming soon! Interested in being part of the best community for educators to interact and stay informed on the latest activity around EMRs in the classroom? This is where you need to be. Register now to stay…