August brought some exciting new data and publications from KLAS. Included in this month’s reports are an executive overview of KLAS’ fifth Enterprise Imaging Summit, a recap report of the Emerging Insights that KLAS…
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When the KLAS Arch Collaborative first started measuring clinician EHR satisfaction in 2017, research primarily focused on providers’ experiences and needs. Over the years, we have expanded our research to include other clinician types—including…
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In January, the KLAS team has been hard at work preparing this year’s Best in KLAS® report for early February. However, we still saw the publication of a few noteworthy reports this month. In…
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Healthcare organizations are continually looking for ways to improve clinician EHR satisfaction despite tight budgets and staffing shortages. According to Arch Collaborative data, organizations who spend more of their budget on their EHR donât…
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What You Should Know:
Signal (Epic’s provider-efficiency tracking tool) is a familiar sight at many organizations using the Epic platform—these organizations harness Signal data to understand the diverse and complex ways end users interact with the…
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Signal (Epicâs provider-efficiency tracking tool) is a familiar sight at many organizations using the Epic platformâthese organizations harness Signal data to understand the diverse and complex ways end users interact with the EHR. They…
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By Hannah Nelson
November 03, 2023 – Signal, the provider-efficiency tracking tool from Epic, has several valuable uses, but it is not a meaningful or predictive measure for EHR satisfaction or clinician burnout, according to a KLAS…
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As Arch Collaborative members recognize the positive impact that robust training and education can have on cliniciansâ EHR satisfaction, they are looking for ways to scale their education programs quickly with limited staff and…
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What You Should Know:
Since the Arch Collaborative’s early days, analysis of clinician feedback has identified three pillars key to EHR satisfaction: (1) strong user mastery, (2) an organization-wide sense of shared ownership, and (3)…
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By Hannah Nelson
September 07, 2023 – While direct entry is the most common documentation method, physicians who use personalized documentation tools report the highest levels of EHR satisfaction, according to a KLAS Arch Collaborative report….
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