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EHRs aid physicians who are training to become kidney specialists from an educational standpoint. However, EHR time demands and data entry lead to physician burden for fellows, according to a study published in the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology.
Over the past decade, EHRs have shown to be a vital and volatile addition to healthcare systems across the country. But while there are a handful of benefits for EHR adoption and use, there is also a list of negatives that highly impact users and their relationships with patients.
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