Many surveyed health care executives say that efforts to measure the return on investment in electronic health record systems should begin earlier, according to a report from Beacon Partners, a Massachusetts-based health care consulting firm, FierceEMR reports.
For the report, Beacon Partners surveyed more than 300 health care executives over the summer about how they use performance measures to evaluate the ROI of EHR systems.
Measuring ROI
The report found that:
Fifty-one percent of respondents said that their organization should have implemented performance measures sooner to evaluate the ROI for their EHR system (Hall, FierceEMR, 10/25).
Use of Clinician Feedback
The report also found that 78% of respondents said that they collect feedback from physicians and nurses to gauge EHR satisfaction. Of those respondents:
Source: iHealthBeat
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