Researchers collected data from four surveys given to physicians, mid-level providers and non-clinical staff when EHRs were implemented at outpatient OB/GYN practices.
Here are the details to know:
1. Physicians at outpatient OB/GYN practices were less satisfied with EHRs when they affected work processes.
2. Patient satisfaction dropped during EHR installation and didn’t increase after implementation.
3. Outpatient OB/GYN providers were more satisfied with their access to information from the perinatal triage unit.
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