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Implementation of an electronic medical record tool increased tuberculosis screening rates, highlighting its role in prevention.
After an electronic medical record tool was implemented in primary care, tuberculosis screening increased from 6,202 to 16,394 patients. There was an absolute increase in, but not a higher percentage of, patients starting and completing preventative treatment. This low-cost intervention highlights the electronic medical record’s potential to enhance tuberculosis prevention.
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