Specialty and Operator Status Influence Electronic Health Record Use Variation

Phillip Jenkins; Gary L. Grunkemeier; Elizabeth Weirich; An Dinh; Ruchi Thanawala; Jeffrey A. Gold; Julie Doberne

doi:10.37765/ajmc.2026.89874

January 22, 2026The American Journal of Managed Care

Specialty and Operator Status Influence Electronic Health Record Use Variation

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Utilization of electronic health records varies significantly based on procedural status and specialty, indicating no one-size-fits-all approach exists.
Specialty-specific workflow optimization may enhance overall electronic health record efficiency across various healthcare settings.
An observational analysis examined how different specialties impact electronic health record use, highlighting nuances in healthcare delivery.
These findings suggest that healthcare systems should consider specialized needs to enhance electronic health record functionality and usability.

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Observational analysis reveals variations in electronic health record utilization by specialty and procedural status, suggesting tailored approaches are needed.

Abstract

EHR utilization varies by procedural status and specialty, underscoring the need for workflow-specific optimization rather than uniform performance benchmarks.

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Jenkins et al. (2026) studied this question.

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