1 Public Health from the University of Fortaleza, Brazilian Air Force (FAB), Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil.
2 Aeronautical Aerospace Medicine Center, Brazilian Air Force (FAB). Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
3 Aeronautics Health, Brazilian Air Force (FAB). Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2021, 11(03), 206–212
Article DOI: 10.30574/wjarr.2021.11.3.0441
Received on 09 August 2021; revised on 12 September 2021; accepted on 14 September 2021
The Electronic Patient Record (EPR) is already a reality in the practice of many offices, diagnostic centers and hospitals. The Federal Council of Medicine (FCM) regulated its use, through FCM Resolution n° 1,821/2007 In the Health Boards (HB) of the COMAER, agencies responsible for doing the medical-expert examinations of the military force, the paper record is still the rule. There is no automatic sharing of information between HB. In this context, it is perceived the need for the implementation of the unified EPR for the COMAER HB, because it speeds up the sharing of medical-expert information of the military and allows the military to carry out their health inspections in different locations, not interfering in the planning of missions so peculiar to the force, saving time and costs, speeding up the release of the results and control of inspections. The research thus consists of the qualitative approach, with exploratory objective and bibliographic procedure, carried out in the Scielo and Google Scholar databases, based on the discussion in ten articles, in addition to the FCM Resolutions. It was noted that the perspective that EPR has direct advantages for the Institution, however, requires an abrupt cultural change to the model that is made today, to provide a greater speed among the HB, even if in the transition phase, it is chosen to use in parallel in paper and Information and Communication Technologies. Therefore, the implementation of EPR in HB can provide both multidisciplinary teams and users of COMAER HB, a more efficient medical-expert assistance by promoting information sharing and agility in the performance of Health Inspections.
Electronic Patient Record; Health Board; Health Information System
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Patrícia Mesquita Vilas Boas, Adriana Geórgia Davim Bastos and Walter Kischinhevsky. Electronic patient medical records: Agility in the management of medical-expert information in the aeronautical health boards. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2021, 11(3), 206-212. Article DOI: https://doi.org/10.30574/wjarr.2021.11.3.0441