Example EHR Experience Survey

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Example EHR Experience Survey Step 1: Information about you (Part 1 of 3) All responses are being collected by KLAS Research. While KLAS will need to identify you by name for internal purposes and for the integrity of the study, your identity will not be released to your sponsoring organization (see above) with the results of this survey without your permission. To learn more about how we process and protect your personal data, you may view our Privacy Policy Please indicate below whether you would like your organization to see your identity in connection with your responses. Share my identity in connection with my responses with my sponsoring organization Do not share my identity in connection with my responses with my sponsoring organization Contact information *Required First name* Last name* Email address Clinical background* Practicing physician (MD/DO)

Physician resident or fellow Nurse practitioner or physician assistant Nurse (RN) Allied health professional Other (please specify) Years practicing medicine or nursing (including education) 0 4 years 5 14 years 15 24 years 25+ years What kind of patients do you care for? Adults Pediatric patients Adults and pediatric patients Locations of use (Select all that apply) Hospital A Hospital B Hospital C Clinic A Clinic B Other (please specify) Are you employed by Organization X? Yes No

On average, how many hours a week do you spend in clinical practice? <20 hours per week 20 39 hours per week 40 60 hours per week 60+ hours per week Do you agree? I find great fulfillment in my work as a care provider. Neither agree nor Agree agree Step 2: Tell us how you use the EHR (Part 2 of 3) Step 2: Tell us how you use the EHR (Part 2 of 3) What is the EHR you primarily use? This is the single EHR you are giving feedback about in this survey. If you do considerable work with multiple EHRs, you are welcome to take the survey multiple times to account for those experiences. EHR 1 EHR 2 EHR 3 Other (please specify) Non Nursing Area of clinical focus (specialty) (select one)

Other (please specify) Nursing Only Area of nursing focus (select one) Other (please specify) Number of years you have used this EHR Years Using EHR 1 2 3 4 5+ Do you agree? My initial training prepared me well to use this EHR. My ongoing EHR training/education is helpful and effective. Neither agree nor Agree agree How many hours do you spend each year receiving follow-up training or other education on EHR functionality (including reading tip sheets, learning from peers, participating in formal training, etc.)? 0 hours

1 2 hours 3 5 hours 6 10 hours 11 15 hours 16 20 hours 20+ hours Nursing Only Do you agree? The time that I spend doing EHR documentation is reasonable. Neither agree nor Agree agree Non Nursing Do you use the following EHR personalization tools? Personalized note templates Personalized macros Personalized order sets Preference lists for orders Personalized report views Speed buttons/shortcuts Filters Personalized sort orders Personalized layouts where possible Yes No Non Nursing How do you document? (Select all that apply) I directly enter (type) a significant amount of my documentation I use voice recognition for a significant amount of my documentation Someone else helps enter a significant amount of my documentation (scribes or office staff) I use dictation/transcription for a significant amount of my documentation

Non Nursing Do you enter your own orders? Yes, all of the time Yes, most of the time No, most of the time orders are entered and signed by another member of my care team No, most of the time someone pends these orders for my signature Non Nursing [If applicable] What percentage of charting are you able to complete during or immediately after your ambulatory patient encounters? 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Not Applicable Ambulatory Patient Encounters Non Nursing [If applicable] What percentage of charting are you able to immediately complete during inpatient rounds? 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Not Applicable Inpatient Rounds How many hours per week do you spend completing your charting outside of your normal business hours (evenings, weekends, after your shift, etc.)? 0 5 hours 6 15 hours 16 25 hours 25+ hours Last Step: Tell us your experience (Part 3 of 3)

Last Step: Tell us your experience (Part 3 of 3) Do you agree with the following statements? This EHR... Neither agree nor Agree agree Not applicable...enables me to deliver high-quality care...makes me as efficient as possible...is available when I need it (has almost no downtime)...has the functionality for my specific specialty/clinical care focus...provides expected integration within our organization...provides expected integration with outside organizations...has the fast system response time I expect...is easy to learn...provides the analytics and reporting I need...keeps my patients safe...allows me to deliver patient-centered care Detailed comments about your EHR satisfaction [Optional] Do you agree?

This EHR and our organization s technology enable me to identify and prevent opioid misuse and addiction. Neither agree nor Agree Agree In what percentage of patient encounters does data electronically received from outside our organization better inform your delivery of care? Percentage 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Do you agree with these statements? Our EHR vendor has designed a high-quality EHR Our organization has done a great job of implementing, training on, and supporting the EHR I have personally done a great job of learning the EHR system so that I can be successful Neither agree nor Agree agree Burnout Using your own definition of burnout, select one of the answers below: I enjoy my work. I have no symptoms of burnout. I am under stress and don t always have as much energy as I did, but I don t feel burned out. I am definitely burning out and have one or more symptoms of burnout (e.g., emotional exhaustion). The symptoms of burnout that I am experiencing won t go away. I think about work frustrations a lot. I feel completely burned out. I am at the point where I may need to seek help.

What are the primary contributors to your feelings of burnout (if any)? (Select all that apply) No personal control over my workload (working too many hours) Lack of autonomy in my job Chaotic work environment Lack of effective teamwork in my organization Lack of shared values with organization leadership Too much time spent on bureaucratic tasks After-hours workload EHR or other IT tools inhibit my ability to deliver quality care EHR or other IT tools hurt my efficiency Lack of training/proficiency on EHR or other IT tools Other (please specify) Comments You have reported high satisfaction. What do you believe that you do differently from some of your peers that enables you to be highly successful with the EHR? Other related comments and/or concerns Most significant improvements you have seen in the past 12 months Changes you would like to see

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