Ambulatory Rounding
In addition to having their nurse informaticists round to their plethora of clinics, UCLA also encourages IT analysts, training staff, and help desk support personnel to visit a clinic one day each month.
Publish Date: 03/21/2019
| Cost to Implement: | $$$ - Board Approved Cost |
| Time to Implement: | 0–6 months |
Program Goals
- Help nurses maintain EHR efficiency
- Build trust between nurses and informaticists
Organizational Outcomes
- 99th percentile for nurse trust in IT
- 99th percentile for nurse agreement that the EHR is easy to learn
- 82nd percentile for nurse satisfaction with ongoing training
- 97th percentile for nurse EHR satisfaction
Collaborative-Verified Best Practices
Engaging training
Service-oriented support
What UCLA Health Did
Want to see full details?
Want to see full details?
Here is my information:
Topics
Clinician Relationships and Communication, Nursing EHR Success, Ongoing EHR EducationReader Responsibility
These perspectives are shared to facilitate better collaboration and communication between members of the Arch Collaborative. We encourage organizations to thoughtfully adjust their current operations based on their own experience, the findings of this research, and other complementary sources of information.
Copyright Infringement Warning
This report and its contents are copyright-protected works and are intended solely for your organization. Any other organization, consultant, investment company, or vendor enabling or obtaining unauthorized access to this report will be liable for all damages associated with copyright infringement, which may include the full price of the report and/or attorney’s fees. For information regarding your specific obligations, please refer to the KLAS Data Use Policy.
Arch Collaborative Mission
Unlock the potential of EMR solutions to revolutionize healthcare efficiency and care-quality improvements by facilitating collaboration, measurement, and shared learning.
The Arch Collaborative is committed to finding and sharing healthcare technology best practices that forward the efforts of the quadruple aim in healthcare. The engine of the Arch Collaborative is the insights and feedback of thousands of clinicians and caregivers around the world.
Learn more about the Arch Collaborative: https://klasresearch.com/arch-collaborative
The Arch Collaborative is a service of KLAS Research: klasresearch.com
About Arch Collaborative Case Studies
Arch Collaborative case studies are focused on highlighting success that Collaborative participants achieve with or through healthcare technology. They are meant to briefly advertise member success and act as starting points for ongoing communication and collaboration between member organizations.
Case studies are typically published when (1) a verified outcome is recorded (and often verified through the Collaborative survey) and (2) the approach or steps to achieving that outcome aren’t commonly known and would be helpful to other organizations.
All Collaborative members and participants are invited to submit case studies by working with their KLAS guide.
All case studies can be viewed at: https://klasresearch.com/learningcenter/casestudies
 |
KLAS | ® |