Table 5.
Site EHR use in clinical studies.
| Description | Respondent | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| CRC | PI | CRIO | |
| Does your institution use any research functionality in your EHR such as using alerts to help with patient screening, associating patients with a study, scheduling research visits, getting patients to complete questionnaires on a patient portal, separating research and routine care billing? | 17(77) | 15(75) | 17(89) |
| Does your site use any of the following to assess study feasibility? | |||
| Data from an institutional clinical or research data warehouse | 8(36) | 10(50) | 18(95) |
| Data directly from the EHR via manual chart review | 10(46) | 10(50) | 15(79) |
| Data directly extracted from the EHR via electronic methods | 10(46) | 11(55) | 16(84) |
| Does your site use any of the following to find or screen potential study patients? | |||
| Data from an institutional clinical or research data warehouse | 6(27) | 4(20) | 16(84) |
| Data directly from the EHR via manual chart review | 17(77) | 10(50) | 15(79) |
| Data directly from the EHR through added study decision support rules such as Best Practice Advisories (BPAs) and in basket messages | 6(27) | 2(10) | 12(63) |
CRC, clinical research coordinator; CRIO, chief research information officer; EHR, electronic health record; PI, principal investigator.
Cells values are n (%).