"Why Doctors Hate Their Computers"

"Why Doctors Hate Their Computers" highlights the frustrations healthcare providers face with electronic health record (EHR) systems. These systems often require extensive documentation, are time-consuming, and can interrupt patient interactions. They sometimes have cumbersome interfaces and limited usability, leading to increased administrative burdens. This shift can reduce doctors’ face-to-face time with patients, causing stress and burnout. Despite their intention to improve care and record-keeping, poorly designed EHRs can hinder efficiency and communication. The article emphasizes the need for more user-friendly, efficient digital tools that support doctors without detracting from patient care.