Best/Worst EHR

Nurses General Nursing

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I work at multiple facilities and deal with multiple EHRs. I definitely have my favorite of them all versus my most hated. Favorite would be Wellsoft EHR in a mid level ED, Most Hated would be CPSI. What's the thoughts on this from other nurses?

- Matthew RN CCRN

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Specializes in NICU, ICU, PICU, Academia.

Meditech is the dot matrix printer of EMRs

There- I said it.

Runner-up: QUEST

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Specializes in Critical Care; Cardiac; Professional Development.

Love: Epic. Hate: Meditech.

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If Meditech is the dot matrix printer of EHRs then Cerner is the slate and pencil. :eek:

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I've only worked on two but...

Best: epic for functionality and ease of use.

Worst: Mckesson... endless scrolling and there would be literally sections nurses couldn't document in lest they want to crash the system. Also required nightly downtime (but that may be the organization).

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Specializes in CVICU CCRN.

I've used both the DOS based meditech and the windows based "upgrade" one. Both were absolutely terrible and the second took 75 clicks to locate a simple lab result.

I love epic as much as it's possoble to love the endless charting. At least it's fast and laid out in a way that makes sense, in my opinion.

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Specializes in Geriatrics, Home Health.

I've only worked on 2 EMRs: McKesson and ERMA, which is tailored to corrections. I find McKesson easier to work with.

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Specializes in ICU.

CPSI is what we have, and it is awful. Time-consuming, too many steps to navigate. Redundant.

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