The latest report from the KLAS Arch Collaborative highlights electronic health record efficiency as one of the most important factors in clinicians’ EHR experience. To assess how the industry is doing on that front,…
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By Hannah Nelson
October 20, 2023 – A new KLAS report based on interviews with 67 healthcare organizations validates offerings vendors and firms provide to enhance clinician EHR efficiency.
EHR efficiency is one of the most impactful…
The following is a guest article by Merrie Wallace, Chief Revenue Officer at Boostlingo
In today’s healthcare landscape, the shift to value-based care and expanding requirements from the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) have magnified…
As Cedars-Sinai chief medical information officer, Shaun Miller must keep abreast of the latest advancements in healthcare technology — meaning he is familiar with the hundreds of AI companies that have flooded the healthcare…
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KLAS Research is constantly talking with providers, from clinicians to administrators and C-suite executives, about the technology and services they use. Our end goal is always to help the customers’ voices be heard by…
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In August, KLAS and The Health Management Academy (THMA) published a joint report on the digital front door to share findings with the industry on the vendors working in this arena. To give readers…
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Sam Gopal, President for Acumen Physicians Solutions
In theory, electronic health records (EHRs) have the potential to transform the healthcare landscape. They were expected to provide a digital hub that would enable seamless communication and information sharing between providers, boost efficiency,…
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Arch Collaborative research shows that education is one of the most impactful factors to the clinician EHR experience. KLAS recently invited vendors and firms to provide information on their offerings that can augment healthcare…
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Arch Collaborative research has highlighted EHR efficiency as one of the most impactful factors to the clinician EHR experience. However, it is one of the metrics with which clinical staff are least satisfiedâonly 46%…
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Inefficiently designed Electronic Health Records (EHRs) pose significant patient safety risks, as University of Utah Health research reveals. Poor EHR usability contributes to alert fatigue and failure to identify critical errors. Hospitals must conduct…
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