Yes, I've been using eCW for a couple of years and is has definitely made my clinical documentation easier to handle and the work flow is way more efficient than it used to be with the physical chart. I like having access to all the documents and story of my patients in a friendly system. One thing I love is that I can have my templates saved and ready to use whenever I need them, this really saves a lot of time. Also, being able to review all the exams and past visits of the patient make us take better informed decisions regarding diagnosis and treatments.
I've been consistently impressed with Epic Systems' product. They take UX design and efficiency seriously, tracking these metrics across their system to improve things based on actual user feedback. Their support team is also incredible. If we have an issue with our EHR system, we usually have a phone call or even an in-person visit from a support expert within an hour.
In our adolescent behavioral health program, we implemented an EHR that allows real-time collaboration between therapists and healthcare providers, which has been a game-changer for coordinating care plans. The system's built-in assessment tools and progress note templates helped reduce our documentation time by 30%, giving our clinical team more face-time with patients.
SEO and SMO Specialist, Web Development, Founder & CEO at SEO Echelon
Answered 6 months ago
Good Day, Yes, I have used continuing EHRs for optimal management of my workflow, especially ChartLogic, which I favored due to its voice dictation feature. It helped my workflow because I could document patient visits seamlessly. I was more efficient because it reduced time spent documenting later in the day. The time saved coupled with the more patient-centric, less clicking towards the layout helped me allocate appropriate time to my patients. If you decide to use this quote, I'd love to stay connected! Feel free to reach me at spencergarret_fernandez@seoechelon.com
I have used an EHR system that truly made my clinical documentation experience significantly better. It also provides templates and shortcuts to efficiently record patient data and can also be quickly customized to align with every patient visit with great details. In addition, allowing features such as voice recognition and keyword search, making data entry and retrieval easier. In addition to money, I will also save time and improve the quality of my clinical documentation with this EHR system. I am eager to see what the next iteration of technology brings because it can only get easier, and improve our daily practice.
My approach to clinical documentation has changed with the introduction of an EHR system. Voice recognition, pre-built templates for common diagnoses, etc. enable me to document a patient encounter quickly and with accuracy. I also save a significant amount of time and effort into accessing patient records using anywhere with an internet connection. Having implemented an easy to use EHR has simplified my workflow and increased my work productivity as a healthcare professional tremendously.
Neuroscientist | Scientific Consultant in Physics & Theoretical Biology | Author & Co-founder at VMeDx
Answered 6 months ago
Good Day, The EHR that I got the most out of was one that had a very user friendly interface and which allowed for a great deal of personalization. What I noticed the most was the ability to make templates and shortcuts which aligned with my daily tasks, so I didn't have to type out the same things over and over. Also it included auto pull of patient info which saved a ton of time. Truly it enabled me to spend less time in front of a computer and more time with my patients. That which in turn made my days less stressful and gave me more energy to put toward what is truly important. If you decide to use this quote, I'd love to stay connected! Feel free to reach me at gregorygasic@vmedx.com and outreach@vmedx.com.