Paul Shekelle, MD, PhD
Articles
January 17th 2018
Electronic Health Record "Super-Users" and "Under-Users" in Ambulatory Care Practices
Nearly 40% of US ambulatory care practices are “under-users” of health information technology functionalities, which impacts the ability of the health system as a whole to provide coordinated, efficient care.
January 26th 2015
The Value of Health Information Technology: Filling the Knowledge Gap
Robert S. Rudin, PhD Spencer S. Jones, PhD Paul Shekelle, MD, PhD Richard J. Hillestad, PhD Emmett B. Keeler, PhD
Studies of health information technology have not kept up with the evolving needs of the healthcare system. We explain how to set them straight.
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