Ambulatory physicians' electronic health record self-efficacy.
Ambulatory providers were administered an EHR skills self-assessment survey to assess their confidence in learning about and using the electronic health record (EHR). Seventy-one providers participated. Only 35% of respondents felt that they had strong EHR skills, 92% felt confident that they could learn new skills, and 90% felt they could improve with practice. Forty-five percent of faculty physicians felt confident that they could use the EHR in a time-efficient [...]
Author(s): Hellems, Martha Ann
DOI: 10.1093/jamiaopen/ooaa071