Here are nine tweets posted leading up to and during the event under the hashtag #FixEHR:
#HealthIT without #usability is junk and undermines #efficiency – #FixEHR requires usability AND #interoperability https://t.co/W2c9FIjwJ0
— Steven J. Stack (@StevenStackMD) January 5, 2016
#FixEHR: John Rogers, MD, explains why communication with patients is suffering in the ER. pic.twitter.com/2o77bmWtzJ
— PatientAction (@PatientAction) January 8, 2016
I know one outdated reg to be change Mr. President! #meaningfuluse #fixehr #interoperabilitynow
— Leslie Krigstein (@lmirvine) January 13, 2016
“the voice of millions of physicians is more powerful than strongest gov red tape” https://t.co/1hkWYxBWK2 #FixEHR #MeaningfulUse #HIMSS16
— Charles Webster MD (@wareFLO) January 21, 2016
13 drs, all online portals dx’s are not compete. I present hard list, but no chgs. drs typing more not much “hands on”.#FixEHR
— Cindi M Zeligman (@catvabch) January 27, 2016
In an ideal world the clinician wouldn’t do any charting that the machines could do themselves #FixEHR
— Matthew Loxton (@mloxton) January 27, 2016
#FixEHR the govt needs to get out of the ehr business
— Steven Croft (@smcroft) January 27, 2016
Usability needs to be addressed as well as interoperability but documentation can be better as well #FixEHR
— Jennifer Hanscom (@jhanscom3) January 27, 2016
EHR = massive complex database. Good. Asking doctors to do labor intensive structured data entry is nuts. Need scribes or AI #FixEHR
— IThinkALot (@IThinkALot) January 27, 2016
