EHR Intelligence November 25, 2020
Researchers outlined six crucial user-centered EHR design and summative testing processes to increase EHR usability and decrease clinician burden.
Implementing EHR tools using a user-centered design can boost EHR usability and decrease burnout for ophthalmologists, according to a study published in Ophthalmology and Therapy.
Furthermore, clinicians can utilize these tools and methodologies without high-level EHR training or an advanced technological background.
While approximately 98 percent of hospitals have an EHR in place or plan to install one shortly, similar adoption rates occur in ophthalmology. However, ophthalmologists believe EHR usability leaves a lot to be desired and it often leads to increased clinician burnout and reduced time with patients.
HIMSS defines EHR usability as “The effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction with...
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