Summary

Faced with frequent Epic upgrades and enhancements, Baylor Scott & White Health (BSW) was seeking ways to optimize ongoing EHR education for all Epic users. They wanted to make educational resources more readily available to help users navigate upgrades. BSW found success hosting their training content on uPerform and witnessed an increase in Epic users’ satisfaction by 12.9 NPS points among active users of uPerform.

Read the full case study, conducted by KLAS Arch Collaborative, to learn more about how BSW created learning content with uPerform and leveraged its just-in-time delivery to support to users when and where they need it.

Program Goals

• Optimize ongoing EHR education for all Epic users at Baylor Scott & White Health
• Make educational resources readily available for quick access
• Help ease learning curves as quarterly Epic upgrades arise

Outcomes

Collaborative-Verified Best Practices

• Ongoing EHR Education

Keys to Success

• Stand up a training team that creates training content
• Deploy content in different forms that are brief and direct, so it is easy for end users to quickly understand and adapt to them
• Use different formats for onboarding and ongoing EHR education
• Ensure that education is aligned with relevant clinical workflows for upgrades
• Allow clinician end users to learn on the job when they need information

About KLAS

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