EHR Training Sprints
The University of Vermont Medical Center replicated an EHR Sprint program to effectively and rapidly train all clinicians within a clinic during a two-week window.
Publish Date: 04/18/2019
| Cost to Implement: | $$$ - Board Approved Cost |
| Time to Implement: | 0–6 months |
Program Goals
- Improve provider and staff satisfaction with the EHR
Organizational Outcomes
Two clinics had participated in the Sprints at the time of this case study:
- Infectious Disease Clinic: Net EHR Experience Score improved from 2 to 32
- South Burlington Clinic: Net EHR Experience Score increased from 44 to 63
Collaborative-Verified Best Practices
Engaging training
What The University of Vermont Medical Center Did
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Topics
Clinician Efficiency and Personalization, Ongoing EHR Education, Peer GuidanceReader Responsibility
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