Software Finder goes into detail by surveying practitioners across the country on how EHRs can be improved.
Software Finder is a business that helps an array of businesses make more informed decisions when purchasing software. The company has recently revealed the findings from their latest survey on EHR-EMR end user experience. The study unveiled that majority of the participants (doctors and practice managers) are frustrated and unhappy with their current EHR and believe drastic changes need to be made to improve usability.
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“Practitioners continue to demand more advanced telehealth features that provides the comfort of one’s own secure space while receiving quality healthcare virtually” says CEO Adnan Malik.
Even after several years, the numbers continue to remain about the same, as Mayo Clinic Proceedings previously found, that out of the 84.5% of EHR users, the majority remain unhappy with the time spent on clerical tasks.
In addition, there is a great need for enhanced telemedicine features, as the current state with the pandemic highs and lows continues to be ambiguous. “Even though the pandemic is thankfully, slowly becoming a thing of the past, it isn’t completely over yet and as such, practitioners continue to demand more advanced telehealth features that provides the comfort of one’s own secure space while receiving quality healthcare virtually” says CEO Adnan Malik.
It is clear that although EHRs continue to become more efficient and user-friendly, they still have a long way to go.
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