- Enhancing Care Quality: EHRs provide comprehensive patient data that enable nurses to deliver higher-quality, evidence-based care. - Reducing Medical Errors: With features like medication administration records and allergy alerts, EHRs help prevent adverse drug events and other medical errors. - Facilitating Preventive Care: EHRs can alert healthcare providers to preventive care measures, such as screenings and immunizations, ensuring timely interventions. - Improving Patient Engagement: EHRs often include patient portals where individuals can access their health information, communicate with providers, and manage their care more effectively.
