For the data brief, ONC officials analyzed data from the IT supplement to the American Hospital Association’s annual survey, which was administered to hospital IT execs from January 2020 through June 2020.
Here’s what survey respondents said when asked what changes their hospitals would make to their EHRs over the next 18 months.
- Major change in vendor: 11 percent
- Optimizing functionality of new releases: 68 percent
- Significant additional functionalities: 34 percent
Click here to view the full data brief.
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