Executive vice president of consultingAdvisory Board
EHRs can make it easier for providers to uncover gaps in care delivery in patient populations and achieve more accurate, complete detail in documenting risk.
Provision now before the House Appropriations Committee calls for formal study of tech approaches, calling current procedures a significant safety risk.
Electronic health records systems may help collect the information, but training is key if an organization’s staff is to improve responsiveness to requests.
OpenNotes challenges the power dynamics in the clinician-patient relationship, such as who controls the flow of information, according to a recent study of Veterans Health clinicians.
