The survey was based on the responses of 3,391 crowdsourced EHR users.
Here are the top EHR vendors, according to Black Book’s survey.
- Evident (CPSI) — Small and rural hospitals under 100 beds
- Cerner — Community hospitals 101 to 250 beds
- Allscripts — Medical centers over 250 beds
- Cerner — Hospital chains, systems and integrated delivery networks
Here are three other tidbits from the survey.
- Forty-one percent of surveyed administrators said they struggle with exchanging patient records with other healthcare providers, especially those not using the same EHR.
- Another 25 percent of respondents said they can’t use any patient information received electronically from outside sources.
- Approximately 82 percent of independent physician practices aren’t certain they have the proper connectivity and technology to bear the financial burden of quality payment programming.
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