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Discover the missed opportunities and untapped potential of electronic health records (EHRs) with Connecting Care. Utilizing both technological and clinical perspectives, Ken Hoffman and Gilbert Pant delve into the evolution of EHRs, offering a candid look at their successes and shortcomings. This book presents a compelling case for how EHRs can enhance clinical decision-making, improve patient experiences, and streamline administrative processes, all while addressing the significant burdens th…

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Discover the missed opportunities and untapped potential of electronic health records (EHRs) with Connecting Care. Utilizing both technological and clinical perspectives, Ken Hoffman and Gilbert Pant delve into the evolution of EHRs, offering a candid look at their successes and shortcomings. This book presents a compelling case for how EHRs can enhance clinical decision-making, improve patient experiences, and streamline administrative processes, all while addressing the significant burdens they place on healthcare professionals. Through real-world examples and practical solutions, Hoffman and Pant provide invaluable insights for clinicians, healthcare administrators, and IT professionals. Connecting Care is an essential guide to transforming EHRs into a tool that truly supports patient-centered care. Embrace innovative strategies and unlock the full potential of EHR technology to create a more efficient and effective medical system.

Ken Hoffman is a retired Army Medical Corps Colonel with fifty years in a unique integrative career path. From experience, he sees the absolute need for EHRs designed to cover the patient's lifetime with accurate data every clinician critically needs for every clinical encounter.

Gilbert Pant is an expert in healthcare IT, having developed the Template Health System, which was successfully implemented in numerous hospitals. Their combined expertise provides invaluable insights into transforming EHRs to better serve both patients and healthcare professionals.

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Discover the missed opportunities and untapped potential of electronic health records (EHRs) with Connecting Care. Utilizing both technological and clinical perspectives, Ken Hoffman and Gilbert Pant delve into the evolution of EHRs, offering a candid look at their successes and shortcomings. This book presents a compelling case for how EHRs can enhance clinical decision-making, improve patient experiences, and streamline administrative processes, all while addressing the significant burdens they place on healthcare professionals. Through real-world examples and practical solutions, Hoffman and Pant provide invaluable insights for clinicians, healthcare administrators, and IT professionals. Connecting Care is an essential guide to transforming EHRs into a tool that truly supports patient-centered care. Embrace innovative strategies and unlock the full potential of EHR technology to create a more efficient and effective medical system.

Ken Hoffman is a retired Army Medical Corps Colonel with fifty years in a unique integrative career path. From experience, he sees the absolute need for EHRs designed to cover the patient's lifetime with accurate data every clinician critically needs for every clinical encounter.

Gilbert Pant is an expert in healthcare IT, having developed the Template Health System, which was successfully implemented in numerous hospitals. Their combined expertise provides invaluable insights into transforming EHRs to better serve both patients and healthcare professionals.

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