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Why electronic health records are failing patients: the dark side of copy and paste [PODCAST]

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May 28, 2023
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Join us for an insightful conversation with Erica E. Remer, a physician and clinical documentation specialist, as we explore the challenges and pitfalls of electronic medical records (EHRs). Erica delves into the impact of copy and paste (C&P) practices and the degradation of clinical documentation on patient care and quality metrics. Discover the reasons behind the prevalence of bad documentation habits and explore potential solutions, including reciprocal auditing and a documentation timeout. Don’t miss this engaging discussion on the importance of responsible and effective clinical communication with a seasoned expert in the field.

Erica E. Remer is a physician and clinical documentation specialist. She is creator, icd10md Documentation Modules for Providers with CME.

She shares her story and discusses her KevinMD article, “Fixing the broken system: Improving clinical documentation in health care.”

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