Healthcare Professionals' Perceptions of Adoption of EHRs in Primary Care in Saudi Arabia

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Abstract

EHRs are crucial for the provision of high-quality healthcare. However, their adoption and utilization are influenced by several factors, including users' perceptions. This study evaluated the perceptions of Saudi healthcare professionals towards the adoption of EHRs in primary care. All healthcare professionals working in primary care centers in Riyadh city were surveyed, resulting in a 65.9% response rate. Overall, the respondents had a positive perception of EHRs, as demonstrated by high agreement levels across all benefits and low with obstacles. There was also a positive relationship between perceived benefits and satisfaction with EHRs but negative with obstacles to adoption.

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Alanazi, B. D., & Naptsok, B. (2022). Healthcare Professionals’ Perceptions of Adoption of EHRs in Primary Care in Saudi Arabia. In Studies in Health Technology and Informatics (Vol. 289, pp. 487–488). IOS Press BV. https://doi.org/10.3233/SHTI210964

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