BC Advantage - 2016 Issue 11
How to Reap the Economic Payoff from EHR Technology
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Article Overview
This article examines the productivity challenge that can occur when electronic health records are adopted as stand-alone tools rather than as part of a broader workflow. It is aimed at physicians, practice managers, and healthcare administrators who want to understand why EHR investment sometimes falls short of expectations and what kinds of operational integration are discussed as part of the solution. The piece uses general business and office technology comparisons to frame the issue and focuses on EHR adoption, practice management, billing, clearinghouse, and front-office coordination.
Why This Topic Matters
EHR technology can affect staffing, patient throughput, billing efficiency, and overall practice operations, so understanding the difference between simply digitizing records and redesigning workflow is important for organizations evaluating technology investments.
What You Will Learn
- Why new technology may not produce immediate productivity gains
- How workflow and infrastructure affect the value of EHR adoption
- Why standalone EHR use can limit operational efficiency
- How integrated practice systems relate to office productivity
- What kinds of practice functions are discussed in connection with EHR implementation
Who Should Read This
- Physicians
- Medical practice managers
- Healthcare administrators
- Billing and revenue cycle staff
- Practice operations teams
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