Clinical Optimization Services 2020
Who Can Help Pull the Right Levers to Accelerate EMR Value?

Author
Warren Whitford

May 26, 2020 | Read Time: 6 minutes

Nearly all healthcare organizations today have implemented an EMR, but many clinicians express dissatisfaction with their system’s workflows and overall usability. This often stems from gaps in training and customization, which aren’t always prioritized during the initial implementation. Regardless of the reason, these issues contribute to poor EMR adoption and clinician burnout. To solve these problems, clinical optimization services firms offer three key levers proven to help organizations realize the promised value of their EMR: (1) workflow refinement, (2) application enhancement, and (3) clinician training.

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Key Findings

In High-Scoring Field, Chartis is Best in KLAS (Serving Cerner/Epic Health Systems)
Three Levers of Optimization
Effects of Clinical Optimization on Clinician Experience
Workflow Refinement
Chartis, Nordic Clients Praise Epic Expertise and Strategic Role
Application Enhancement
Impact Advisors' Methodology Drives Satisfaction
Clinician Training
Atos' Technology-Enabled Training Brings High Value
Firm Profiles

Writer
Amanda Wind Smith

Designer
Madison Fujimoto

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