mHealth Intelligence: Lack of mHealth Technologies Disrupt Workflows for Hospitalists

According to a study published in JMIR Human Factors, user-centered mHealth technology and applications could help reduce burden and increase the efficiency of workflows for hospitalists. Researchers interviewed 12 hospitalists, who collectively identified chart reviews, orders, and documentation as the most frequent, redundant and difficult tasks in their workflows. Intake, discharge and rounding workflows were characterized as difficult and inefficient, stemming from a lack of access to electronic health records at the bedside. Participants suggested that mobile apps designed to improve team communications would be most beneficial to improve efficiency in their workflows.

 

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