aged clinical information systems evaluation studies home care patient care team technology evaluation
Electronic health records (EHRs), intended to improve the clinical process, are understudied in home care. The researchers assessed clinician satisfaction, informed by workflow and patient outcomes, to identify EHR adoption challenges. The mixed methods study setting was a Philadelphia agency with 137 clinicians. Adoption challenges included: (a) hardware problems coupled with lack of field support; (b) inadequate training; and (c) mismatch of EHR usability/functionality and workflow resulting in decreased efficiency. Adoption facilitators were support for team communication and improved clinical data timeliness. Opportunities for improved adoption included sharing with front-line clinicians EHR data related to patient care and health outcomes.
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Title
Challenges and Facilitators to Adoption of a Point-of-Care Electronic Health Record in Home Care
Creators
Paulina S. Sockolow - Drexel University
Kathryn H. Bowles - University of Pennsylvania
Marguerite C. Adelsberger - Abington Memorial Hospital
Jesse L. Chittams - University of Pennsylvania
Cindy Liao - Temple University
Publication Details
Home health care services quarterly, v 33(1), pp 14-35
Publisher
Routledge
Resource Type
Journal article
Language
English
Academic Unit
Health Sciences
Scopus ID
2-s2.0-84897730502
Other Identifier
991021867051004721
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