The impact of electronic health records on communication between nurses and doctors
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Background: The introduction of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) has transformed healthcare communication, particularly between nurses and doctors. Traditionally, paper-based documentation was prone to errors and inefficiencies, but EHRs provide a centralized platform for real-time data sharing. Aim: This research explores the Impact of EHRs on communication between nurses and doctors, focusing on their benefits, challenges, and effects on healthcare delivery. Methods: A literature review was conducted to analyse studies on HER implementation, highlighting its influence on communication, data accessibility, and the challenges of information overload and fragmentation. Results: EHRs have improved communication by ensuring accurate, real-time data exchange, reducing errors, and enhancing collaboration. However, Challenges like information overload and system issues remain. Conclusion: EHRs have significantly Improved nurse-doctor communication, enhancing patient care. Overcoming existing challenges will further optimize their role in healthcare settings
Documentation · Electronic communication · Health care · Health information · Health information exchange · Health records · Information overload · Information sharing · Internet privacy · Medical emergency · World Wide Web · Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education · Computer Science · Electronic Health Records Systems · Ethics in Clinical Research · Medicine · Nursing
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