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The Crucial Role of the Nurse in EHR Implementation
MED3OOO, December 11, 2009
As residents coming out of medical school, one of the most important lessons physicians learn is the crucial role experienced nurses play in helping them understand how to treat patients. Nursing practice is the glue that holds the patient care spectrum together. Nurses play a significant role in the patient care given at the physician's office and can be extremely instrumental in the successful adoption of electronic health records (EHR).
BY:
Jay Anders, M.D., Chief Medical Information Officer
Terry Daly, R.N., Vice President of Clinical Systems
MED3000
www.med3000.com
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