|Slideshows|May 26, 2020

Doctors sound off about EHR shortcomings

Author(s)Jeffrey Bendix, Senior Editor, Logan Lutton

Physicians on the problem with EHRs, in their own words

Medical Economics conducted its 2019 EHR Scorecard in October, which included the question to physicians: “In your opinion, what is the biggest problem with EHRs across the marketplace?”Here is a sample of their responses, broken into six categories of criticisms.

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