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> EHRs make mistakes, delete things. Wow. How do they let this happen? Google never deletes an email. > Productivity is at least 3x lower with the EHRs compar
by flerovium 5y ago
> EHRs make mistakes, delete things.
Wow. How do they let this happen? Google never deletes an email.
> Productivity is at least 3x lower with the EHRs compared to paper flows.
If paper flows are better, why haven't they reverted to paper.
- might9900 5y ago>Wow. How do they let this happen? Google never deletes an email. I'll add that the deleting of signed orders in the background I witnessed occurred a few EHR upgrades ago but after we had been using the EHR for 3-4 years. However, in a high-risk setting like a hospital, once you witness that happen, you forever feel like you have to be on-guard with the EHR for the sake of patient safety. Trust but verify, etc. >If paper flows are better, why haven't they reverted to paper. Most of us would love a return to paper but this is not allowed in the US by government regulations unless the EHR has gone offline or is failing in real-time.