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Improving Efficiency with EHR Dashboards

Learning Objectives
1. Recognize the interdependence of data and role of context in interpreting data
2. Define a dashboard one might find in an EHR
3. Describe an example of how EHR dashboards organize data by a specific problem or purpose
4. Summarize the benefit of structured data entry to power dashboards in the EHR
5. Identify the risk for over-reliance on dashboards and the need to consider accuracy of data inputs and patient-specific interpretation
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Within the EHR Workflow Learning Series medical students will learn systematic and efficient ways to transform an electronic health record (EHR) into their ally. In this micro learning course about EHR dashboards you will learn how to recognize the interdependence of data and role of context in interpreting data, define a dashboard one might find in an EHR, describe an example of how EHR dashboards organize data by a specific problem or purpose, summarize the benefit of structured data entry to power dashboards in the EHR, and identify the risk for over-reliance on dashboards and the need to consider accuracy of data inputs and patient-specific interpretation.

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The AMA EHR Workflow Learning Series helps medical students leverage any Electronic Health Record to improve their efficiency and effectiveness as they gain increasing responsibility in health care settings. Learn now.

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