EHR Workload Trends Among Academic Primary Care Physicians ...

The purpose of this study is to evaluate recent trends in primary care physician (PCP) electronic health record (EHR) workload.

Primary care physicians' time in the EHR continues to grow. While PCPs' inbox time may be stabilizing, it is still substantially higher than pre-pandemic ...

EHR Workload Trends Among Academic Primary Care Physicians ...

While total time in the EHR continued to increase in the final study year (+7.7 minutes, 2.0%), inbox time decreased slightly from the year prior (−2.2 minutes, ...

EHR Workload Trends Among Academic Primary Care Physicians ...

As participants in the AMA's Joy in Medicine program we have been calculating EHR time-based measures for the last 2 years (indexed to 8 hrs of scheduled ...

Why academic physicians are still “tethered” to the EHR

... academic primary care doctors spend in the EHR hasn't dropped ... For the study, researchers tracked the workload of 141 academic medical ...

EHR Workload Continues to Grow for Primary Care Physicians

Researchers observed EHR usage of 141 academic PCPs practicing family medicine, internal medicine, and general pediatrics within the University ...

Primary care physicians face 6% higher EHR workload ...

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doctors are spending more time than ever in their EHRs

The study, “More Tethered to the EHR: EHR Workload Trends Among Academic Primary Care physicians, 2019-2023” appears in the January/February ...

System-Level Factors and Time Spent on Electronic Health Records

Question How are specific primary care physician (PCP), patient panel, clinic, and team collaboration factors associated with PCPs' ...

Time Per Day Spent in EHR Continues to Rise for Primary Care ...

A study of EHR workload trends reveals a concerning increase in primary care providers ... academic PCPs within the University of Wisconsin ...

Primary care visits run a half hour. Time on the EHR? 36 minutes

There was a lot of variation in EHR time per visit across primary care physicians. In total, physicians typically spent 36.2 minutes on the EHR ...

More Tethered to the EHR: EHR Workload Trends Among Academic ...

PURPOSE The purpose of this study is to evaluate recent trends in primary care physician (PCP) electronic health record (EHR) workload.

Burnout and EHR use among academic primary care physicians ...

... Four studies examined how physicians felt burned out due to the workload that results from using EHRs, which led to working overtime during evenings and ...

[PDF] Tethered to the EHR: Primary Care Physician Workload ...

EHR event logs can identify areas of EHR-related work that could be delegated, thus reducing workload, improving professional satisfaction, and decreasing ...

Association of Primary Care Physicians' Ambulatory Full-time ...

Physicians with higher electronic health record (EHR) use report higher rates of burnout. · This cross-sectional study was approved by the ...

Primary Care Physician Gender and Electronic Health Record ...

Prior research indicates that female physicians spend more time working in the electronic health record (EHR) than do male physicians.

Factors Associated With Electronic Health Record Usage Among ...

Conclusion: The present study found that there is a considerable amount of variability in EHR use among primary care physicians, which suggested ...

EHR Workload Trends Among Academic Primary Care Physicians ...

More Tethered to the EHR: EHR Workload Trends Among Academic Primary Care Physicians, 2019-2023 · Annals of Family Medicine 22(1): 12-18 · 2024 · Related ...

Relationships Among Physician Vendor-Derived Proficiency Score ...

Electronic health record use by sex among physicians in an academic health care ... EHR: EHR workload trends among academic primary care physicians, 2019-2023.

Burnout and EHR use among academic primary care physicians ...

In this cross-sectional study, EHR use was compared to self-reported burnout for 107 faculty physicians at 10 university-affiliated primary care ...