You want to improve acceptance of a new EMR/EHR. What strategies might you use to address the problem that staff think using a computer in care areas will limit their relationship with patients? Select all that apply
1. Use a system that relies less on typing and more on clicking, dragging and so on.
2. Use hardware that is easy to carry and not large.
3. Reassure staff that they are important.
4. Limit how long a staff member can use the computer for documenting.
5. Explain the benefits of using computers.
1, 2, 5
Explanation: 1. Less typing means it is easier to document.
2. Tablets and small laptops interfere less than a larger computer—less of a barrier.
3. Reassuring staff is important, but does not address the specific problem.
4. Limiting use of computer is not realistic as documentation and other tasks must be performed as needed so setting up a time span is not helpful.
5. Explaining the benefits is important, but this does not address the specific Question.
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