Physicians Practice: Reducing clinician burnout by getting rid of “stupid stuff” in EHRs
Dr. Jay Anders shares his thoughts with Physicians Practice about how clinical burden in EHRs can be reduced by eliminating unnecessary tasks that add to heavy clinician workloads. Read the full article here.
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