The association between <i>PTEN</i> expression and survival in patients (pts) with advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) treated with erlotinib.

Hensing, Thomas A.; Fidler, Mary J.; Wong, Fuh Yong; Polish, Ariel; Watkin, William; Basu, Sreyashi; Kaiser-Walters, K. A.; Pool, Mark; Coon, Julius M.; Bonomi, P.

doi:10.1200/jco.2010.28.15_suppl.7552

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“…This has been particularly helpful when studying patients treated with oral therapeutics, which can be difficult in the paper chart setting. 8,9 Because oral chemotherapy agents have been ordered through the Epic EHR for many years, reports can be generated that include patients treated with a particular agent over a specified time period with pertinent demographic data and laboratory results, including tumor histology. Several of the research groups within the cancer center have also traditionally used prospective databases that are on other platforms, such as Microsoft Access.…”

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Effect of an Electronic Health Record on the Culture of an Outpatient Medical Oncology Practice in a Four-Hospital Integrated Health Care System: 5-Year Experience

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The electronic health record (EHR) was adopted into the NorthShore University HealthSystem, a four-hospital integrated health system located in suburban Chicago, in 2003. By 2005, all chemotherapy and medicine order entry was conducted through the EHR, completing the incorporation of a fully paperless EHR in our hospital-based oncology practice in both the inpatient and outpatient settings. The use of the EHR has dramatically changed our practice environment by improving efficiency, patient safety, research productivity, and operations, while allowing evaluation of adherence to established quality measures and incorporation of new quality improvement initiatives. The reach of the EHR has been substantial and has influenced every aspect of care at our institution over the short period since its implementation. In this article, we describe subjective and objective measures, outcomes, and achievements of our 5-year EHR experience.

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