The small company I worked for sold to a publicly traded health care company in July 2021. We switched to an EMR which requires false information be entered in order to advance the program (one example: entering a value using the Edmonton Symptom Assessment System when patient is unresponsive).
My narrative note is in conflict with what is documented in the program. I have done limited research into EMR and obstacles faced by nurses. Would you please offer perspective. This is the second EMR program I have worked with. I did not have a moral/ethical/legal conflict with the first program. Are these common concerns, among nurses, regarding the EMR?
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Dear Beth,
The small company I worked for sold to a publicly traded health care company in July 2021. We switched to an EMR which requires false information be entered in order to advance the program (one example: entering a value using the Edmonton Symptom Assessment System when patient is unresponsive).
My narrative note is in conflict with what is documented in the program. I have done limited research into EMR and obstacles faced by nurses. Would you please offer perspective. This is the second EMR program I have worked with. I did not have a moral/ethical/legal conflict with the first program. Are these common concerns, among nurses, regarding the EMR?
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