Cummings Elizabeth, Cheek Colleen, Van Der Ploeg Winifred, Orpin Peter, Behrens Heidi, Condon Sharon, Jaffray Linda, Ellis Isabelle, Ringeisen Arnold Barbara, Brogan Robyn, Skinner Timothy
eHealth Services Research Group, School of Computing and Information Systems, University of Tasmania, Tasmania.
Stud Health Technol Inform. 2012;178:14-9.
In 2010 the Federal Government announced funding over two years to create a Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) for Australians. One of the wave 2 implementation sites is the Cradle Coast in Tasmania. A PCEHR Program Benefits and Evaluation Partner (BEP) has been appointed to undertake evaluation activities with the e-health lead implementation sites. In addition to this implementation a comprehensive research plan has been developed and commenced through the Rural Clinical School at the University of Tasmania. The overarching aim of the research agenda is to evaluate the outcomes of various elements of the 4C project as it evolves and is implemented, from multiple perspectives. The research agenda is important as it expands upon the NEHTA mandated evaluation and provides an holistic overview of the PCEHR implementation process and outcomes for clinicians, patients and family members. This paper will detail the planned evaluation and its progress to date.
2010年，联邦政府宣布在两年内提供资金，为澳大利亚人创建个人控制的电子健康记录（PCEHR）。塔斯马尼亚州的摇篮海岸是第二阶段实施地点之一。已任命一名PCEHR项目效益与评估合作伙伴（BEP），与电子健康牵头实施地点开展评估活动。除了这一实施工作外，还通过塔斯马尼亚大学农村临床学院制定并启动了一项全面的研究计划。该研究议程的总体目标是从多个角度评估4C项目各个要素在发展和实施过程中的成果。该研究议程很重要，因为它在国家电子健康过渡管理局（NEHTA）规定的评估基础上进行了拓展，并全面概述了PCEHR对临床医生、患者和家庭成员的实施过程及成果。本文将详细介绍计划中的评估及其迄今取得的进展。
