Interventions to Improve Nurses' Response to Electronic Health Record Downtimes
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When an electronic health record downtime occurs, nursing staff faces a challenge of work interruptions affecting their ability to provide safe care. Here we describe a quality improvement project aimed at improving nurse’s effectiveness to deal with downtime.
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