Designing an electronic personal health record for professional Iranian athletes

Asian Journal of Sports Medicine
Robab AbdolkhaniKamran Shadanfar

Abstract

By providing sports organizations with electronic records and instruments that can be accessed at any time or place, specialized care can be offered to athletes regardless of injury location, and this makes the follow-up from first aid through to full recovery more efficient. The aim of this study was to develop an electronic personal health record for professional Iranian athletes. First, a comparative study was carried out on the types of professional athletes'existing handheld and electronic health information management systems currently being used in Iran and leading countries in the field of sports medicine including; Australia, Canada and the United States. Then a checklist was developed containing a minimum dataset of professional athletes' personal health records and distributed to the people involved, who consisted of 50 specialists in sports medicine and health information management, using the Delphi method. Through the use of data obtained from this survey, a basic paper model of professional athletes' personal health record was constructed and then an electronic model was created accordingly. Access to information in the electronic record was through a web-based, portal system. The capabilities of this system incl...Continue Reading

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