Prof.dr. J. van der Lei

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Electronic alerts versus on-demand decision support to improve dyslipidemia treatment: A cluster randomized controlled trial (2008)

Authors:	Wyk, van J.T. (Jacobus); Wijk, van M.A.M. (Marc); Sturkenboom, M.C.J.M. (Miriam); Mosseveld, M. (Mees); Moorman, P.W. (Peter); Lei, van der J. (Johan)
In:	Circulation (Baltimore), 117(3), 371 - 378. ISSN 0009-7322.

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BACKGROUND - Indirect evidence shows that alerting users with clinical decision support systems seems to change behavior more than requiring users to actively initiate the system. However, randomized trials comparing these methods in a clinical setting are lacking. We studied the effect of both aler

Structured data entry for narrative data in a broad specialty: patient history and physical examination in pediatrics. (2006)Open access

Authors:	Bleeker, S.E. (Sacha); Derksen-Lubsen, G. (Gerarda); Ginneken, van A.M. (Astrid); Lei, van der J. (Johan); Moll, H.A. (Henriëtte)
In:	B M C Medical Informatics and Decision Making, 6. ISSN 1472-6947.

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BACKGROUND: Whereas an electronic medical record (EMR) system can partly address the limitations, of paper-based documentation, such as fragmentation of patient data, physical paper records missing and poor legibility, structured data entry (SDE, i.e. data entry based on selection of predefined medi

Cholgate - a randomized controlled trial comparing the effect of automated and on-demand decision support on the management of cardiovascular disease factors in primary care (2003)Open access

Authors:	Wyk, van J.T. (Jacobus); Wijk, van M.A.M. (Marc); Moorman, P.W. (Peter); Mosseveld, M. (Mees); Lei, van der J. (Johan)
In:	Proceedings : a conference of the American Medical Informatics Association / . AMIA Annual Fall Symposium. AMIA Fall Symposium, 1040 - 1040. ISSN 1091-8280.

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Automated and on-demand decision support systems integrated into an electronic medical record have proven to be an effective implementation strategy for guidelines. Cholgate is a randomized controlled trial comparing the effect of automated and on-demand decision support on the

Feasibility of AsthmaCritic, a decision-support system for asthma and COPD which generates patient-specific feedback on routinely recorded data in general practice (2002)Open access

Authors:	Kuilboer, M.M. (Manon); Mosseveld, M. (Mees); Does, van der E. (Emiel); Ponsioen, B.P. (Ben); Jongste, de J.C. (Johan); Overbeek, S.E. (Shelley); Lei, van der J. (Johan); Wijk, van M.A.M. (Marc)
In:	Family Practice: an international journal. ISSN 0263-2136.

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BACKGROUND: Introducing decision-support systems as a tool to stimulate the dissemination of clinical guidelines in daily practice has been disappointing. Researchers have argued that integration of such systems with clinical practice is a prerequisite for acceptance. The big quest

Compliance of general practitioners with a guideline-based decision support system for ordering blood tests (2002)Open access

Authors:	Lei, van der J. (Johan); Mosseveld, M. (Mees); Bohnen, A.M. (Arthur); Bemmel, van J.H. (Jan); Wijk, van M.A.M. (Marc)
In:	Clinical Chemistry (Washington, DC): international journal of molecular diagnostics and laboratory medicine. ISSN 0009-9147.

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BACKGROUND: Guidelines are viewed as a mechanism for disseminating a rapidly increasing body of knowledge. We determined the compliance of Dutch general practitioners with the recommendations for blood test ordering as defined in the guidelines of the Dutch College of General

Electronic messaging between primary and secondary care: a four-year case report (2001)Open access

Authors:	Moorman, P.W. (Peter); Branger, P.J. (Peter); Kam, van der W.J. (Wouter); Lei, van der J. (Johan)
In:	American Medical Informatics Association. Journal. ISSN 1067-5027.

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OBJECTIVE: To observe how electronic messaging between a hospital consultant and general practitioners (GPs) in 15 practices about patients suffering from diabetes evolved over a 3-year period after an initial 1-year study. DESIGN: Case report. Electronic messages betwe

Effects of electronic communication between the GP and the pharmacist. The quality of medication data on admission and after discharge (2001)Open access

Authors:	Kam, van der W.J. (Wouter); Meyboom de Jong, B.; Tromp, T.F.; Moorman, P.W. (Peter); Lei, van der J. (Johan)
In:	Family Practice: an international journal. ISSN 0263-2136.

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BACKGROUND: When a patient is admitted to a hospital, the need for information about the medications prescribed is an important issue. OBJECTIVES: Our aim was to assess whether electronic communication between the GP and the pharmacist provides better information regarding current

Analysis of the practice guidelines of the Dutch College of General Practitioners with respect to the use of blood tests (1999)Open access

Authors: Bohnen, A.M. (Arthur); Lei, van der J. (Johan); Wijk, van M.A.M. (Marc)
In: American Medical Informatics Association. Journal. ISSN 1067-5027.

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OBJECTIVE: To determine the consistency among the practice guidelines of the Dutch College of General Practitioners with respect to the use of blood tests. METHODS: The authors evaluated 64 practice guidelines of the Dutch College of General Practitioners. For each guid

Authors:	Bohnen, A.M. (Arthur); Lei, van der J. (Johan); Wijk, van M.A.M. (Marc)
In:	American Medical Informatics Association. Journal. ISSN 1067-5027.

Simulating an integrated critiquing system (1998)Open access

Authors:	Kuilboer, M.M. (Manon); Lei, van der J. (Johan); Jongste, de J.C. (Johan); Overbeek, S.E. (Shelley); Bemmel, van J.H. (Jan); Ponsioen, B.P. (Ben)
In:	American Medical Informatics Association. Journal. ISSN 1067-5027.

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OBJECTIVE: To investigate factors that determine the feasibility and effectiveness of a critiquing system for asthma/COPD that will be integrated with a general practitioner's (GP's) information system. DESIGN: A simulation study. Four reviewers, playing the role of the