Exploring the recording of COPD management in Australian Primary Care

Porche Le Chang; Rachel  Pullen; Amy  Couper; Chantal E. Le Lievre; Andrew P  Dickens; Alexander  Evans; Alexander Roussos; Victoria Carter; Kerry  Hancock; Belinda  Cochrane,; Anita Sharma; John Blakey; Natasha  Smallwood; Pete Smith; Philip Thompson; Russell  Wiseman; John W Upham; Peter  Del Fante; Sinthia Bosnic-Anticevich; Deb  Stewart; Paul  Leong; Kanchanamla  Ranasinghe; David Price

Exploring the recording of COPD management in Australian Primary Care

Porche Le Chang, Rachel Pullen, Amy Couper, Chantal E. Le Lievre, Andrew P Dickens, Alexander Evans, Alexander Roussos, Victoria Carter, Kerry Hancock, Belinda Cochrane,, Anita Sharma, John Blakey, Natasha Smallwood, Pete Smith, Philip Thompson, Russell Wiseman, John W Upham, Peter Del Fante, Sinthia Bosnic-Anticevich, Deb StewartPaul Leong, Kanchanamla Ranasinghe, David Price

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Abstract

Background: Suboptimal recording and coding of COPD-related events and assessments within Electronic Medical Records (EMR) can lead to difficulty in future disease management decisions. Unrecognised COPD diagnoses and exacerbations are associated with future exacerbations and negative patient outcomes.

Original language	English
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 3 Jan 2024
Event	TSANZSRS 2024: The Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand and the Australian and New Zealand Society of Respiratory Science - Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, Gold Coast, Australia Duration: 23 Mar 2024 → 26 Mar 2024 https://tsanzsrsasm.com/

Conference

Conference	TSANZSRS 2024
Abbreviated title	TSANZSRS
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Gold Coast
Period	23/03/24 → 26/03/24
Internet address	https://tsanzsrsasm.com/

Bibliographical note

The OPCA High-Risk asthma study group members who have contributed to this study are Sheryl Bradley, Rob Campbell, Thomaz da Silva Campos, Joseph Doan, Mark Hew, Ying Liu, Marion Magee, Ian Miles, Dominique Novic, Nicole O’Sullivan, John Pakos, Ondrej Rejda, Josephine Samuel-King, Majella Soumakiyan, Lisa Sugg, Bruce Willet

Grant Support: This study was conducted and funded by Optimum Patient Care Australia.

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Chang, P. L., Pullen, R., Couper, A., Le Lievre, C. E., Dickens, A. P., Evans, A., Roussos, A., Carter, V., Hancock, K., Cochrane, B., Sharma, A., Blakey, J., Smallwood, N., Smith, P., Thompson, P., Wiseman, R., Upham, J. W., Del Fante, P., Bosnic-Anticevich, S., ... Price, D. (Accepted/In press). Exploring the recording of COPD management in Australian Primary Care. Abstract from TSANZSRS 2024, Gold Coast, Australia.

Chang, PL, Pullen, R, Couper, A, Le Lievre, CE, Dickens, AP, Evans, A, Roussos, A, Carter, V, Hancock, K, Cochrane, B, Sharma, A, Blakey, J, Smallwood, N, Smith, P, Thompson, P, Wiseman, R, Upham, JW, Del Fante, P, Bosnic-Anticevich, S, Stewart, D, Leong, P, Ranasinghe, K & Price, D 2024, 'Exploring the recording of COPD management in Australian Primary Care', TSANZSRS 2024, Gold Coast, Australia, 23/03/24 - 26/03/24.

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Exploring the recording of COPD management in Australian Primary Care

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