The Impact of Electronic Medical Records on Nursing Practices (Medical Records - Nursing)

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  • Arwa Ahmed Mohammed Otayf, Salma Sanad Al_Garni, Kadigh Abdo Hamdi, Nawal Ail Ail Zamim, Salwa Ahmed Alzaini
  • Tahani Neami Eisa Kelaibi, Laila Hassan Gaisi, Azhar Ahmed Metbi, Mona Abdu Jamah Humadi, Naeem Shakir Eiaduh Alsaedi

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https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.1874

Abstract

This research paper examines the transformative impact of Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) on nursing practices in healthcare settings. The study investigates how EMRs influence nurses' daily activities, workflow efficiency, and patient care delivery while identifying key challenges in implementation. Through analysis of EMR integration in nursing workflows, the research reveals significant benefits including improved patient safety, enhanced communication, and better care coordination. However, the study also highlights important barriers such as technical challenges, training gaps, and initial workflow disruptions. The findings demonstrate that while EMRs present certain implementation challenges, they ultimately contribute to enhanced patient outcomes, reduced medical errors, and more effective chronic disease management. The research concludes that successful EMR integration requires balanced attention to technological proficiency, ongoing training, and organizational support to maximize the benefits of these systems in nursing practice.

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2024-06-12

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Arwa Ahmed Mohammed Otayf, Salma Sanad Al_Garni, Kadigh Abdo Hamdi, Nawal Ail Ail Zamim, Salwa Ahmed Alzaini, & Tahani Neami Eisa Kelaibi, Laila Hassan Gaisi, Azhar Ahmed Metbi, Mona Abdu Jamah Humadi, Naeem Shakir Eiaduh Alsaedi. (2024). The Impact of Electronic Medical Records on Nursing Practices (Medical Records - Nursing). Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 350–355. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.1874

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