EpicCare Inpatient

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Score = 3.4 | nValue = 196

EHR Overview

Satisfaction

60.6347969056985%; Satisfaction

Score

3.43

n Value

178

Overall Usability

61.0855932612562%; Overall Usability

Score

3.44

n Value

180

Prescribing

65.983313113124%; Prescribing

Score

3.64

n Value

175

Workflow Management

48.4837682759761%; Workflow Management

Score

2.94

n Value

165

Order Management

74.4987228607919%; Order Management

Score

3.98

n Value

174

Population Management

42.8060456110155%; Population Management

Score

2.71

n Value

83

Implementation Experience

69.2105263157895%; Implementation Experience

Score

3.77

n Value

19

Training

66.0763888888889%; Training

Score

3.64

n Value

24

Support Experience

56.7478935463629%; Support Experience

Score

3.27

n Value

140

Interfaces

63.2903653885797%; Interfaces

Score

3.53

n Value

126

Billing

53.75%; Billing

Score

3.15

n Value

140

Purchase Experience

73.4868421052632%; Purchase Experience

Score

3.94

n Value

19
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EHR Feedback

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      New Feedback for EpicCare Inpatient
    • Medication alerts are as likely to be nuisance items as they are meaningful alerts, wastes time and generates sense of "liability dumping" onto the doctors. Problem lists are cumbersome and design of questionable value from clinical perspective. View feedback
    • Rating Date: 2016-06-19 7:24:33 AM
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      New Feedback for EpicCare Inpatient
    • All EHR's convert the most highly compensated people in the building into data entry technicians. The EHR takes away from patient contact. Many physicians spend most of their time looking at the computer and answering questions for the computer. Medication order errors are increased. The overall quality of documentation is worse; there is often no prose describing the patent's condition, hospital course, obvious physical findings are left out of the record (people just click boxes), useful information is buried in pages of automatically generated fluff (17 page PT report with one sentence of usable). View feedback
    • Rating Date: 2014-06-28 8:43:04 AM
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