Electronic Documentation Practice and Its Correlated Factors Among Medical-Surgical Nurses in Selected Hospitals in Texas, USA

High knowledge and favorable attitude, when supported by strong organizational systems, contribute to good documentation practices among nurses. The study recommends strengthening in-service training, addressing work-related fatigue, enhancing supervisory support and monitoring, and promoting timely documentation.

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Cureus
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2026-01-06
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https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.100924
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Electronic Health Records Systems
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Electronic Documentation Practice and Its Correlated Factors Among Medical-Surgical Nurses in Selected Hospitals in Texas, USA

Alfredo Z. Feliciano, Ma. Theresa M Popatco
Cureus
Electronic Health Records Systems
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Electronic Documentation Practice and Its Correlated Factors Among Medical-Surgical Nurses in Selected Hospitals in Texas, USA

Alfredo Z. Feliciano, Ma. Theresa M Popatco
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Abstract

High knowledge and favorable attitude, when supported by strong organizational systems, contribute to good documentation practices among nurses. The study recommends strengthening in-service training, addressing work-related fatigue, enhancing supervisory support and monitoring, and promoting timely documentation.

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Electronic Health Records Systems
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