EHRs and its ability to exchange health information electronically can help you provide higher quality and safer care for patient. With the old method of physical file folders, you could simply have health records scattered across various doctor’s offices. EHR tries to digitize your health records so that they’re comprehensible by all of your health care providers. EHRs help providers better manage care for patients and provide better health care.
Transitioning to a new EHR system is more than simply swapping hardware or adding computers to exam rooms; it changes the way you do healthcare. But despite the importance of a thoughtfully designed implementation process being acknowledged, end-user training is often under-emphasized. From small, single-provider practices, to large organizations; end-user training for EHR systems is essential to support efficiency, best practices and most importantly, patient safety. It also has the ability to diagnose diseases and reduce even prevent medical errors, improving patient outcomes.
Increased efficiency and productivity: Streamlined access to a patient’s complete records means no more filling out the same paperwork at each doctor’s or specialist’s office. Every provider can see which diagnostic tests a patient has had along with which treatments worked and which didn’t. Patients are less susceptible to duplicative procedures/testing, because we have everything under one roof.
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