- Reducing Medication Errors: EHRs provide alerts for potential drug interactions, allergies, and incorrect dosages. - Enhancing Communication: Improved communication among healthcare team members leads to better coordination and fewer errors. - Standardizing Care: EHRs help standardize care processes through evidence-based guidelines and protocols. - Tracking Patient Outcomes: EHRs allow for the monitoring and analysis of patient outcomes, leading to quality improvement initiatives.
