Implementing electronic health record systems result in changes in the work environment at a medical practice that might disrupt workflow, according to a whitepaper released by SourceMedical, a provider of therapy software and ambulatory surgery center software solutions and billing services.
Here are the four ways you can prepare for the changes EHR implementation will bring to your practice and keep it running smoothly:
1. Be flexible with the implementation process.
2. Meet resistance from staff with humor and empathy.
3. Draw a line in the sand — EHRs are the new way of doing business for those who want to work in your practice.
4. During your weekly staff meetings, share what you've learned from each other.
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Here are the four ways you can prepare for the changes EHR implementation will bring to your practice and keep it running smoothly:
1. Be flexible with the implementation process.
2. Meet resistance from staff with humor and empathy.
3. Draw a line in the sand — EHRs are the new way of doing business for those who want to work in your practice.
4. During your weekly staff meetings, share what you've learned from each other.
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