- Improved Efficiency: EHRs reduce the time spent on paperwork, allowing nurses to focus more on patient care. - Better Coordination: EHRs facilitate the sharing of patient information among different healthcare providers, ensuring that everyone involved in a patient's care is on the same page. - Increased Accuracy: EHRs minimize errors related to handwriting or transcription, ensuring more accurate patient records. - Enhanced Monitoring: EHRs allow for better tracking of patient progress and outcomes, aiding in early detection of issues and timely intervention.
