Synergizing Workforce Management and EHR Systems: Bridging the Digital Divide for Healthcare Excellence
Date
Mon, Jan 6, 2025, 06:00 AM
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In today's rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, the seamless integration of Workforce Management (WFM) technical solutions with Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems is more critical than ever. This presentation will delve into the multi-faceted approach required to bridge this digital divide, streamline the end-user experience, and improve end-user efficiency and overall patient outcomes.
Learning objective 1::
WFM best practices
Learning objective 2::
The positive impacts of Technology alignment on patient care
Learning objective 3::
The importance of WFM and EHR integrations
Instructions to Receive Credit:
This activity provides 0.75 CHIME continuing education credits. To receive credit, participants should watch the video AND complete the session evaluation.
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