1991
DOI: 10.1016/0735-1097(91)92523-o
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A lipid management program, results of applying national guidelines in a private practice

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“…The Lipid Management Program calculated lipid fractions. 27 Aggregation services were described for only a few systems. In many cases, it is clear that database capabilities would allow aggregation of individual patient data, but only two reports explicitly described aggregation services.…”
Section: Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Lipid Management Program calculated lipid fractions. 27 Aggregation services were described for only a few systems. In many cases, it is clear that database capabilities would allow aggregation of individual patient data, but only two reports explicitly described aggregation services.…”
Section: Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…12,30 Use of a lipid tracking system was associated with improvements in patients' cholesterol and lipid fractions. 27 A system for prevention of pressure ulcers was associated with a decreased incidence of decubiti, 34 and Dexter et al 16 reported a significant improvement in the completion of advance directives (15 percent vs 4 percent for a control group) using a computer-based reminder system. An intervention to substitute appropriate antihypertensives for calcium channel blockers did not have any effect on patients' blood pressure, 28 and alerts about appropriate HIV management did not change admission rates, emergency department visits, survival, or pneumocystis admissions.…”
Section: Evaluationsmentioning
confidence: 99%