# \#scientific-papers

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## [Dubious benefit from tap on / tap off SSO in an Australian ED](https://ehealthforum.nz/t/dubious-benefit-from-tap-on-tap-off-sso-in-an-australian-ed/35861)

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**Author:** [@NathanK](https://ehealthforum.nz/u/NathanK)\
**Replies:** 3\
**Last updated:** [April 23, 2026, 10:35am UTC](https://ehealthforum.nz/t/dubious-benefit-from-tap-on-tap-off-sso-in-an-australian-ed/35861 "2026-04-23T10:35:24Z")

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This is a very interesting little qualitative observational study, which paints a believable (bad) picture of the reality on the floor of an ED ‘across the ditch’ after the implementation of a fancy new SSO system. Here…

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## ["Converge or collide?" A call to embrace 3 complementary standards - editorial in JMIR](https://ehealthforum.nz/t/converge-or-collide-a-call-to-embrace-3-complementary-standards-editorial-in-jmir/31132)

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**Author:** [@NathanK](https://ehealthforum.nz/u/NathanK)\
**Replies:** 2\
**Last updated:** [April 5, 2024, 10:20pm UTC](https://ehealthforum.nz/t/converge-or-collide-a-call-to-embrace-3-complementary-standards-editorial-in-jmir/31132 "2024-04-05T22:20:01Z")

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Converge or collide? Making sense of a plethora of open data standards in healthcare: an editorial Guy Tsafnat; Rachel Dunscombe; Davera Gabriel; Grahame Grieve; Christian Reich https://www.jmir.org/2024/1/e55779 Th…

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## [Tutorial on rigorous evaluation of clinical prediction models (BMJ)](https://ehealthforum.nz/t/tutorial-on-rigorous-evaluation-of-clinical-prediction-models-bmj/30589)

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**Author:** [@robinblythe](https://ehealthforum.nz/u/robinblythe)\
**Replies:** 6\
**Last updated:** [January 24, 2024, 12:14am UTC](https://ehealthforum.nz/t/tutorial-on-rigorous-evaluation-of-clinical-prediction-models-bmj/30589 "2024-01-24T00:14:28Z")

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Very thorough primer just published in the BMJ for proper evaluation of clinical prediction models (part 1 of 3): With the data at our disposal in Aotearoa I suggest focusing particularly on understanding internal/inte…

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## [Prevalence and Sources of Duplicate Information in the Electronic Medical Record](https://ehealthforum.nz/t/prevalence-and-sources-of-duplicate-information-in-the-electronic-medical-record/25520)

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**Author:** [@jon\_herries](https://ehealthforum.nz/u/jon_herries)\
**Replies:** 11\
**Last updated:** [March 12, 2023, 9:25pm UTC](https://ehealthforum.nz/t/prevalence-and-sources-of-duplicate-information-in-the-electronic-medical-record/25520 "2023-03-12T21:25:43Z")

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A really good study/article pointing out the obvious that more isn’t always better… Jon

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## [Digital disparities among healthcare workers in typing speed between generations, genders, and medical specialties: cross sectional study](https://ehealthforum.nz/t/digital-disparities-among-healthcare-workers-in-typing-speed-between-generations-genders-and-medical-specialties-cross-sectional-study/28681)

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**Author:** [@NathanK](https://ehealthforum.nz/u/NathanK)\
**Replies:** 19\
**Last updated:** [January 18, 2023, 10:48pm UTC](https://ehealthforum.nz/t/digital-disparities-among-healthcare-workers-in-typing-speed-between-generations-genders-and-medical-specialties-cross-sectional-study/28681 "2023-01-18T22:48:59Z")

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I love this study! Main findings: There is a wide spread of typing skills across the hospital based healthcare workforce People get better if they do a typing course Male doctors hate hospital administration more than …

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## [The NASSS framework by Trisha Greenhalgh](https://ehealthforum.nz/t/the-nasss-framework-by-trisha-greenhalgh/11285)

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**Author:** [@NathanK](https://ehealthforum.nz/u/NathanK)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [February 12, 2020, 8:32pm UTC](https://ehealthforum.nz/t/the-nasss-framework-by-trisha-greenhalgh/11285 "2020-02-12T20:32:39Z")

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It is meaty, but deeply educational for any contemplating digital implementation. I recommend setting aside 30 minutes to read and digest it. The author is a UK based Health Informatics research superstar. It presents …