Question

Evidence suggests that many small-and medium-scale Electronic Health Record (EHR) implementations encounter problems, these often stemming from users' difficulties in accommodating standard terminology into their work practices. What are some of the different viewpoints on this issue?

Answer 1

Electronic Health Record (EHR) implementations encounter problems can be assessed in different view points such as

1.Administration should pay handsome payment for overtime otherwise there will be staff- resistance due to extra work and change in work environment

2.The workers in the hospital or facility usually are not that skilled to utilize the new method of documentation electronically. Also they have their mundane jobs as usual. So they may want to carry on their older method of working on data as this seems easier to them.

3.To upload all hard copy data or patient records in the computer.is a very strenous job.and which data is more useful than other is to be judged by a worker who is not that much aware of the prioritization of the health data.