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RE: Patient survey superior to EMR extraction for eliciting positive symptoms at COVID-19 illness onset
Louis T. Verardo, MD, FAAFP

Published on: 14 April 2022
RE: Patient survey superior to EMR extraction for eliciting positive symptoms at COVID-19 illness onset
Louis T. Verardo, MD, FAAFP

Published on: 14 April 2022

Published on: (14 April 2022)
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RE: Patient survey superior to EMR extraction for eliciting positive symptoms at COVID-19 illness onset
Louis T. Verardo, MD, FAAFP, family physician (retired), Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University
This is an important finding, given the increasing use of EMR "data mining" in clinical research. Direct patient questioning involves more time and effort, but this study underscores its efficacy at eliciting data which digital chart review alone could miss.

Competing Interests: None declared.
Published on: (14 April 2022)
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RE: Patient survey superior to EMR extraction for eliciting positive symptoms at COVID-19 illness onset
Louis T. Verardo, MD, FAAFP, family physician, Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University
This is an important finding, given the increasing use of EMR "data mining" in clinical research. Direct patient questioning involves more time and effort, but this study underscores its efficacy at eliciting data which digital chart review alone could miss.

Competing Interests: None declared.

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