Sage: 10 things to know about EHRs and value-based care

1. Respondents do not feel their value-based care needs are being met, with 60 percent to 75 percent of providers indicating they are seeking third-party solutions outside their EHR for value-based care.
2. The majority (62 percent) of respondents said value-based care makes up 0 percent to 10 percent of their organization's revenues.
3. Seventy percent of providers said they've had an EHR for at least three years, but about half said they also have third-party population health management solutions.
4. Less than 25 percent of providers feel their EHRs meet core KLAS criteria for value-based care.
5. Forty-six percent of respondents said they were somewhat satisfied with their EHR's value-based care functions, while 8 percent said they were highly dissatisfied with their EHR's value-based care.
6. About 66 percent of respondents said EHRs have failed to deliver promised clinician or patient satisfaction lower costs or offer better population health management tools.
7. But, about half believe EHRs deliver better clinical outcomes (52 percent), ease of use (51 percent) and strategic improvements (49 percent).
8. 65 percent said they were somewhat or highly unlikely to replace their EHR within three years, 56 percent said they are somewhat or highly likely to switch their population health management solution
9. Top value-based care programs are ACOs (72 percent), Bundled Payments for Care Improvement (30 percent), Comprehensive Car for Joint Replacement (23 percent) Comprehensive Care Plus (15 percent).
10. Top value-based care challenges are: EHR interoperability; social determinants of health; patient engagement; coordinating stakeholders; and data analytics to support risk-based contracts.

Source: Becker’s Hospital Review
Source URL: https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/ehrs/64-of-providers-s...

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