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Learn to Ride the Wave: EHR Education from KP Southern California
Southern California Permanente Medical Group (SCPMG)

Learn to Ride the Wave: EHR Education from KP Southern California

Kaiser Permanente Southern California (KPSC) increases proficiency and satisfaction with the EHR by investing heavily in physician training. This starts with comprehensive, role-based initial training that has a 91% satisfaction rate and is followed by a strategic, ongoing EHR-education master course for their physicians. The latter program saves physicians three to five minutes per hour from charting with 98% of attendees recommending it to their peers.

Created in partnership with Southern California Permanente Medical Group (SCPMG)

Associated Vendor: Epic (61122)

Publish Date: 04/12/2022

Cost to Implement:  $$$ - Board Approved Cost

Time to Implement:  2+ Years

Program Goals

  • Help clinicians improve their EHR experience and efficiency by training with techniques relevant to physicians.
  • Reduce or eliminate EHR-related burnout

Organizational Outcomes

  • 90th percentile in agreement that ongoing training is sufficient
  • 96th percentile in provider EHR satisfaction
  • 99th percentile in using personalization tools
  • Successful optimization program saves providers three to five minutes per hour in charting

Collaborative-Verified Best Practices

  • Workflow-based training
  • Ongoing EHR education
  • Case studies and physician-led courses to enhance training quality

What Kaiser Permanente Southern California Did


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Topics

Clinician Efficiency and Personalization, Onboarding EHR Education, Ongoing EHR Education


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