Richard Paoloni

University of Sydney — Australia

Medicine · Health Sciences

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Research Topics

Emergency and Acute Care Studies(13), Electronic Health Records Systems(12), Healthcare Systems and Technology(8), Patient Safety and Medication Errors(5), Radiology practices and education(5)

Publications38 total

Does health information technology improve acknowledgement of radiology results for discharged Emergency Department patients? A before and after study
BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making·2020· 7 citedOpen Access
What is the impact of an electronic test result acknowledgement system on Emergency Department physicians’ work processes? A mixed-method pre-post observational study
QUT ePrints (Queensland University of Technology)·2017
What is the impact of an electronic test result acknowledgement system on Emergency Department physicians’ work processes? A mixed-method pre-post observational study
International Journal of Medical Informatics·2016· 17 citedOpen Access
The Sydney Triage to Admission Risk Tool (START) to predict Emergency Department Disposition: A derivation and internal validation study using retrospective state-wide data from New South Wales, Australia
BMC Emergency Medicine·2016· 54 citedOpen Access
Demand for Emergency Services Trends in New South Wales Years 2010–2014 (DESTINY): Age and Clinical Factors Associated with Ambulance Transportation to Emergency Departments
Prehospital Emergency Care·2016· 15 cited
Trends and characteristics of short‐term and frequent representations to emergency departments: A population‐based study from New South Wales, Australia
Emergency Medicine Australasia·2016· 37 cited
Statewide retrospective study of low acuity emergency presentations in New South Wales, Australia: who, what, where and why?
BMJ Open·2016· 50 citedOpen Access
Understanding drivers of Demand for Emergency Service Trends in Years 2010–2014 in New South Wales: An initial overview of the DESTINY project
Emergency Medicine Australasia·2016· 67 cited
Accuracy of medication lists on general practitioner referral letters to emergency departments for patients with congestive cardiac failure compared with other polypharmacy patients
Journal of Pharmacy Practice and Research·2015· 3 cited
Emergency Physicians’ Views of Direct Notification of Laboratory and Radiology Results to Patients Using the Internet: A Multisite Survey
Journal of Medical Internet Research·2015· 43 citedOpen Access
Does an integrated Emergency Department Information System change the sequence of clinical work? A mixed-method cross-site study
International Journal of Medical Informatics·2014· 15 cited
Impact of an electronic medication management system on hospital doctors' and nurses' work: a controlled pre–post, time and motion study
Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association·2013· 128 citedOpen Access
A cohort study of chest pain patients discharged from the emergency department for early outpatient treadmill exercise stress testing
Emergency Medicine Australasia·2013· 8 cited
The Effect of Computerized Provider Order Entry Systems on Clinical Care and Work Processes in Emergency Departments: A Systematic Review of the Quantitative Literature
Annals of Emergency Medicine·2013· 82 cited
Perceptions of the Effect of Information and Communication Technology on the Quality of Care Delivered in Emergency Departments: A Cross-Site Qualitative Study
Annals of Emergency Medicine·2012· 36 cited
Health Information Management Association of Australia, National Conference 2012 Theme: Health Information Communication Technologies and Systems
2012
Computational recognition of SNOMED CT codes from ED case notes
Studies in health technology and informatics·2012· 1 cited
A Qualitative Analysis of Emergency Department Nurses' Perceptions of the Effects of an Integrated Clinical Information System
eJournal of health informatics·2011· 6 cited
Blood withdrawn through a cannula valve connector does not result in clinically significant haemolysis
Emergency Medicine Australasia·2010· 3 cited
The impact of interruptions on clinical task completion
BMJ Quality & Safety·2010· 341 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Johanna Westbrook(15), Andrew Georgiou(15), Joanne Callen(12), Julie Li(7), Michael Dinh(5), Saartje Berendsen Russell(5), Kendall J Bein(5), David Muscatello(5), Rebecca Ivers(5), Ling Li(4), Mirela Prgomet(4), Nerida Creswick(4), Louise Robertson(4), W. B. Runciman(4), Scott R. Walter(3), Dane Chalkley(3), Jeffrey Braithwaite(3), Kathryn Gibson(3), Margaret R. Janu(3), Dane R Chalkley(2)