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Structured electronic documentation (SED) cardiac surgery and PowerNote- a pilot project.

Daniel P Pellegrini·Sujatha Raghu·Darcy K Waechter
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User Specific templates were created through Cerner PowerNote to fit the need for improving the turnaround time for the Operative notes for Cardiac Surgery Patients. This eliminated the lag time of 37.5hours for Intensive Care Unit staff to access the detailed Operative notes on Cardiac surgery patients.

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Daniel P Pellegrini, Sujatha Raghu, Darcy K Waechter. 2005. Structured electronic documentation (SED) cardiac surgery and PowerNote- a pilot project.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16779363/

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