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Global (Non-US) EMR Benefits 2023
This white paper shares non-US healthcare organizations’ journeys to realizing benefits from an EMR implementation. As electronic medical record (EMR) adoption grows worldwide, healthcare organizations considering this digital transformation all have the same question: what benefits can we really expect to receive from implementing an EMR? KLAS interviewed leaders at 36 non-US healthcare organizations - 12 of which are HIMSS Level 6 or 7 to learn about their journey to realizing benefits from an EMR implementation. This white paper summarizes their insights, including what clinical and operational benefits they have seen, when those benefits were realized, and what recommendations they have for peer organizations. Improved patient care is the main overarching clinical goal of an EMR implementation for most organizations. Almost all surveyed said they achieved this, at least in part. Care improvement is realized through a variety of avenues.
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This white paper summarizes the clinical and operational benefits of implementing an electronic medical record (EMR) system as reported by 36 non-US healthcare organizations, including 12 that are HIMSS Level 6 or 7. The surveyed organizations achieved improved patient care through better access to patient information, improved communication, and increased accuracy in documentation, leading to a reduction in medical errors, improved patient outcomes, and increased patient satisfaction. Operational benefits included increased efficiency, better resource utilization, and improved financial performance. Organizations recommended involving clinical staff, providing adequate training and support, and conducting a thorough needs assessment before selecting an EMR system.
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