Inadequate record keeping by dental practitioners

Lf, Brown

doi:10.1111/adj.12258

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“…If patient records need to be improved by adopting the transition to electronic recordkeeping, the profession should seek to expand traditional record-keeping formats to overcome the practical problems of keeping dental records accurate and contemporary. Adopting the use of digital voice recording can provide an easily accessible and easy to use solution (Brown, 2015).…”

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Digital imaging and dental record

Serindere¹,

Günduz²

2021

J Exp Clin Med

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One of the most important developments in the field of radiology is that the imaging process has started to take place in the digital environment. The advantages of digital radiography increase the interest of dentists to digital radiography, and nowadays digital systems are replacing conventional systems. The most important reasons for the increase of using the digital systems are the fast access to the image, the quality of the image, and the easy storage and transmission of the image. Nowadays, the clinicians can digitize anything and recall it with the patient. This article presents a review about digital imaging and dental record. The history of digital imaging, direct and indirect digital imaging methods, digital sensors and dental record were reviewed.

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Digital imaging and dental record

Serindere¹,

Günduz²

2021

J Exp Clin Med

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“…By recording and keeping an accurate dental chart, dentists can review the patient's completed treatment and they can also plan the next one 23,24 . Moreover, dental records are frequently called upon in the medico-legal setting, where civil legal action is taken against a dentist 25 .…”

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Forensic dentistry and disaster victim identification (DVI) in Indonesia

Zikir

Mânica

2019

Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences

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The forensic dentist plays an important role in the disaster victim identification (DVI) operations. The first aim of this study was to explore the opinions of Indonesian dentists on the importance of dental records and the respective awareness of Forensic Dentistry. The second aim was to investigate the basic profile of the Indonesian dentists and their experiences working in the DVI operations. Two web-based surveys (S1 and S2) were sent to 360 Indonesian dentists and 8 Indonesia DVI team members, respectively. Results for S1 showed that most dentists (305 out of 341) are aware of the field and the importance of dental records in human identification; however, only 26% of dentists always compile a complete dental chart of the patient. DVI team members (6 out of 8) have an academic background in the field and only the minority experienced difficulties in deployments. Indonesia is susceptible to natural disasters and dentists proved to be important in DVI. Although the Ministry of Health of Indonesia have provided guidelines, the recording of dental data is not up to standard. A regular and systematic monitoring by the dental councils to every dental clinic would certify if dentists are compiling and keeping accurate dental records.

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“…Therefore, the integrity of the information shared among health care professionals for care and research depends on the accuracy of health care records. 2,4 This study reviews the errors made by NPs in relation to documentation and reveals the frequency of these errors and their specific types. The reasons given for the errors, where possible, and the sanctions meted out by the Texas Board of Nursing are enlightening.…”

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Examining Board Discipline of Nurse Practitioners for Medical Records Infractions

Oyeleye¹

2019

The Journal for Nurse Practitioners

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Keywords:board of nursing discipline documentation medical records nurse practitioner sanctions a b s t r a c t This study reviews the records of nurse practitioners (NPs) who were disciplined in Texas by the Board of Nursing between 2015 through 2017, specifically those who were disciplined for documentation-related infractions. The specific details of the infractions are discussed, such as failing to document clinical events that occurred and falsely documenting events that did not occur. Wherever the NPs provided a reason or rationale for their actions, those are also discussed, as are the specific sanctions handed down by the Texas Board of Nursing in each case. Implications for practice and principles that could assist NPs to prevent such infractions are also enumerated.

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Inadequate record keeping by dental practitioners

Cited by 15 publications

References 9 publications

Digital imaging and dental record

Digital imaging and dental record

Forensic dentistry and disaster victim identification (DVI) in Indonesia

Examining Board Discipline of Nurse Practitioners for Medical Records Infractions

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