Identifying and adapting interventions to reduce documentation burden and improve nurses’ efficiency in using electronic health record systems (The IDEA Study): protocol for a mixed methods study

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Gillian Strudwick
Lianne Jeffs
Jessica Kemp
Lydia Sequeira
Brian Lo
Nelson Shen
Petroiya Paterson
Noelle Coombe
Lily Yang
Kara Ronald
Wei Wang
Sonia Pagliaroli
Tania Tajirian
Sara Ling
Damian Jankowicz
机构：
[1] University of Toronto,Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation
[2] Centre for Complex Interventions,Information Management Group
[3] Centre for Addiction and Mental Health,Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing
[4] Centre for Addiction and Mental Health,Clinical Informatics
[5] Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute,Quality and Patient Experience
[6] Sinai Health,Professional Practice
[7] University of Toronto,Department of Family and Community Medicine, Faculty of Medicine
[8] Canada Health Infoway,undefined
[9] Sinai Health,undefined
[10] Sinai Health,undefined
[11] Nursing and Health Disciplines,undefined
[12] Sinai Health,undefined
[13] Cerner Canada,undefined
[14] University of Toronto,undefined
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BMC Nursing | / 21卷
关键词：
Nursing; Electronic health records; Documentation; Burnout; Efficiency; Nursing informatics; Clinical informatics; Health information technology;
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