Electronic Health Record System (EHR-S) Scorecard Toolkit

Does your organization use an Electronic Health Care System (EHR-S)? Do you know if it adheres to international best practices and standards? The Electronic Health Record System (EHR-S) Scorecard details the key requirements of an EHR-S and provides the tool to validate an EHR-S solution against those requirements and to detect possible shortcomings.

Interested in learning more about how EHR-S are defined in Latin America and the Caribbean? Check out our publication:  Electronic Health Record Systems: Definitions, Evidence, and Practical Recommendations for Latin America and the Caribbean

Should you buy, build or adapt an EHR-S? Learn more about how to decide in our Guide 

The requirements included in this tool correspond to four key types of requirements: functional, security, interoperability, and standards, detailed in Scorecard Reference Framework, based on the HL7 Functional Model. This toolkit describes each module in detail. This tool is available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

 

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The objectives of this tool are to provide a scorecard and methodology that enables organizations (including countries or health systems, hospitals, and EHR-S solution providers) to benchmark EHR systems with essential requirements so that they can identify gaps in those systems and easily compare differences between EHR systems.

Keep in mind that it is not a certification instrument, but a benchmarking tool for key requirements

 

Click here to view the digital version of the tool (ENG).

 

The result will be shared with you within 3 business days since the form has been filled out. Should you not receive the form within these days, please contact us at sphdigital@iadb.org. Thank you.

By completing and submitting this form, the "user" is giving consent and granting the IDB, without the need for additional authorizations or consents, a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free license to copy, reproduce, distribute, translate into other languages, disseminate, edit and publish the information provided to the IDB. The IDB may use the email provided to contact the "user" in relation to the received forms.

 

This tool was developed by SPH digital team in collaboration with IN2

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