As data-capture requirements continue to grow and scientific knowledge and technologies evolve, clinical workflows have become more and more complex. EHRs can automate certain workflows, such as order-entry systems that help determine the clinical appropriateness of a procedure, or adding screening questions to standardized intake forms. In some instances, however, the design or implementation of workflows may be overly complex or not optimized for a particular care setting.
Hear about various strategies clinicians can use to leverage the power of their EHRs for more efficient workflows.
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