Factors Affecting the Success of the Use of Electronic Medical Record (Emr) in Nursing Services in Hospital

Abstract

The hospital is a health service facility that is integrated with the nursing service system. With the advancement of technology, the services of the congregation must be effective and efficient both in terms of service time so that the quality of service to patients is still prioritized. Nurses must be prepared to face challenges in the era of technological advances so that included in the use of electronic medical records, especially in the nursing service order, the factors that influence the success of EMR are nurses as users must be proficient in using computers, management must always evaluate and communicate with EMR use and IT systems themselves must be easier, faster and more flexible to use so nurses are more confident in using EMR

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