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Physician Perspectives on Training for an EHR Implementation

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In 2017, a US academic medical center switched to a commercial EHR system using the "specialist training the specialist" model, which combines peer-to-peer training, classroom based training, and web-based training.… Click to show full abstract

In 2017, a US academic medical center switched to a commercial EHR system using the "specialist training the specialist" model, which combines peer-to-peer training, classroom based training, and web-based training. We conducted semi-structured interviews with physicians at multiple training levels to investigate the impact of this EHR switch and to explore the training experience of physicians and their perception of the training quality pre and post Go-Live. Our team used Grounded Theory methodology to classify the interview information. Themes that emerged from the interviews included stress and anxiety, the desire for more realistic training environments tailored to specialty needs, and concerns about the duration of time between training and implementation. In future implementations, we recommend more data-rich test patients and the demonstration of real-world workflows during training.

Keywords: perspectives training; implementation; physician perspectives; training ehr; ehr implementation

Journal Title: Studies in health technology and informatics
Year Published: 2019

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