Use of Epic Signal Data to Evaluate the Impact of an “EHR Pearls” Curriculum

Epic Signal data provides a tool to study curricular impacts. An EHR training program enhanced FM residents' proficiency but did not improve efficiency.

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PRiMER
Published
2025-10-20
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https://doi.org/10.22454/primer.2025.153944
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Quality and Safety in Healthcare
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Use of Epic Signal Data to Evaluate the Impact of an “EHR Pearls” Curriculum

John W. Epling, Jonathan P. Stewart, Tonja Locklear
PRiMER
Quality and Safety in Healthcare
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Use of Epic Signal Data to Evaluate the Impact of an “EHR Pearls” Curriculum

John W. Epling, Jonathan P. Stewart, Tonja Locklear
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Epic Signal data provides a tool to study curricular impacts. An EHR training program enhanced FM residents' proficiency but did not improve efficiency.

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Carilion Clinic (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 45%
Quality and Safety in Healthcare
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