An electronic health record system implementation in a resource limited country—lessons learned

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Abstract

Electronic health records have revolutionized the medical world by improving medical care, refining provider documentation, standardizing care, and minimizing sentinel events. Successful implementation of electronic health records remains a daunting task and requires careful strategic planning and buy-in from key stakeholders. Much has been published in resource-rich settings and high-income countries about implementations of electronic health records. However, little is known about the experience in resource-limited settings where challenges remain unique and distinct from other parts of the world. Our intention is to share lessons learned during implementation of a web-based electronic health record at a tertiary care center in Kenya.

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Ali, S. K., Khan, H., Shah, J., & Nadeem Ahmed, K. (2023). An electronic health record system implementation in a resource limited country—lessons learned. Digital Health, 9. https://doi.org/10.1177/20552076231203660

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