Manage Customizations through Data and Evidence
Connecticut Children’s reduced nursing documentation time and improved interoperability by using data-driven and evidence-based decision making.
Publish Date: 11/22/2021
| Cost to Implement: | $$$ - Board Approved Cost |
| Time to Implement: | 13–24 months |
Program Goals
- Reduce unnecessary nursing documentation due to customizations
- Improve information sharing between care environments
- Increase nursing mobility by enhancing real-time documentation
Organizational Outcomes
- 92nd percentile in nurse EHR satisfaction
- 91st percentile for nurse agreement that organization delivers well
- 95th percentile for nurse agreement that vendor delivers well
- 60% reduction in required nursing admission documentation time
- 18 minutes reduction in nursing minutes in flowsheet
- Automated data entry increased from 47% to 89%
- Time between assessment and documentation decreased by 1 hour and 24 minutes when using mobile documentation
Collaborative-Verified Best Practices
- Nursing Informatics Council makes bedside nurses’ voices heard
- Data-driven method results in timely decision-making
- Implementation of new technologies reduces documentation time and enhances interoperability
What Connecticut Children's Did
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Topics
Clinician Relationships and Communication, Nursing EHR SuccessReader Responsibility
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