CanadianEMR - Preliminary 2007 National Physician Survey Data
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Preliminary data from research conducted by CanadianEMR with support from the National Research Council of Canada. What is the impact of EMR on Wait Times for Specialist Referrals, Ability to Accept Patients in GP Practices and Overall System Productivity?
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CanadianEMR - Preliminary 2007 National Physician Survey Data
- 1. Preliminary Data 2007 National Physician Survey - Productivity Private and Confidential Prepared by Dr. Alan Brookstone & Greig Pothan October, 2008
- 8. System Throughput – GP GPs in a mixed environment appear to spend longer with their patients per visit than either paper or electronic Mixed: 1% less throughput Paper: Neutral EMR: 11% more throughput Difference: +/- 12% N=4,724 GPs Paper 17.78 Combination 17.89 Electronic 15.88 CFPC/CMA/ RCPSC National Physician Survey Database, 2004 or 2007 "Protected by Copyright”