A qualitative study of interprofessional learning related to electronic health record (EHR) medication reconciliation within a social knowledge networking (SKN) system

Business & Economics

• Electronic Health Record 88%
• Medication 80%
• Networking 79%
• Reconciliation 77%
• Qualitative Study 64%
• Knowledge Exchange 17%
• Best Practice 13%
• Collective Learning 6%
• Culture Change 6%
• Learning Dynamics 6%
• Health 6%
• Qualitative Analysis 6%
• Education System 5%
• Inpatients 5%
• Outpatient 5%
• Adherence 5%
• Health Care Organization 4%
• Medicine 4%
• Discrepancy 4%
• Moderator 4%
• Problem Solving 4%
• Physicians 3%
• Scenarios 3%
• United States of America 2%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Medication Reconciliation 100%
• Social Networking 75%
• Electronic Health Records 68%
• Learning 48%
• Technology 15%
• Practice Guidelines 11%
• Learning Health System 10%
• Health 8%
• Psychological Knowledge of Results 8%
• Patient Transfer 7%
• Organized Financing 7%
• Psychological Practice 6%
• Administrative Personnel 6%
• Inpatients 4%
• Accidental Falls 4%
• Outpatients 4%
• Medicine 4%
• Physicians 3%
• Education 3%
• Delivery of Health Care 3%

Social Sciences

• reconciliation 65%
• medication 57%
• networking 56%
• electronics 46%
• knowledge 42%
• health 30%
• learning 22%
• best practice 7%
• trend 4%
• moderator 4%
• education system 3%
• grant 3%
• Healthcare 3%
• physician 3%
• scenario 3%
• medicine 3%