临床医生和工作人员在电子健康记录过渡期间与丧的患者的经验:一个定性案例研究

Sherry L Ball1, Bo Kim2,3, Sarah L Cutrona4,5

  • 1VA Northeast Ohio Healthcare System, 10701 East Blvd., Research Service 151, 44106, Cleveland, OH, USA. Sherry.ball@va.gov.

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概括

电子健康记录 (EHR) 的转换扰乱了临床医生和患者的体验. 应急准备框架可以通过准备用户和监控转型后的门户功能来减轻问题.

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