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Paper‐and‐Pencil vs. Electronic Patient Records: Analyzing Time Efficiency, Personnel Requirements, and Usability Impacts on Healthcare Administration

2024-09-24

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<h4>Objective: </h4> The healthcare industry has witnessed a paradigm shift with the adoption of Electronic Patient Records (EPRs), transitioning from traditional Paper and Pencil (P&amp;P) methods to sophisticated, technology-driven documentation systems. However, the integration of EPRs into clinical settings has introduced new challenges. This study investigates workflow consequences of switching from P&amp;P t...

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3620b446-e208-5a78-bdc1-0c08b40da369
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10.20944/preprints202409.1883.v1
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