Agreed. This article is so off the mark, trying to talk all the ways technology can help this problem without a single sentence retrospecting about any of the p

Agreed. This article is so off the mark, trying to talk all the ways technology can help this problem without a single sentence retrospecting about any of the problems that shitty EMRs have caused or at least facilitated. The massive increase in charting, and the fact that nurses spend more time on CYA than providing care these days is the number one reason I've heard from nurses who are trying to get out. High patient-to-staff ratios is the second, which wouldn't be quite as bad if it weren't for all the charting.