Proven Effective Strategies to Prevent and Treat Provider Burnout

​Provider burnout is at an all-time high. Often Electronic Medical Records (EMRs), such as EPIC, Cerner, Meditech, are seen as a source of frustration, leading to burnout,—but when used effectively, they can help reduce provider burnout. This webinar explores how thoughtful, streamlined EMR documentation practices can save time, reduce cognitive load, and improve clinician satisfaction. 

​Join us to learn how to optimize EMR workflows, minimize redundant tasks, and harness technology, i.e. Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support—not hinder—your daily practice. We’ll also discuss team-based documentation models and tools that help providers focus more on patient care and less on clerical burden. 

​Learning Objectives

• ​Understand how inefficient documentation contributes to burnout 

• ​Learn strategies to streamline EMR use and reduce time spent charting 

• ​Explore documentation best practices that support clinical workflow 

• ​Discover how smart use of technology can restore balance to provider workloads 

• ​Identify ways to reduce after-hours documentation (“pajama time”) 

• ​Learn about team-based approaches for sharing documentation responsibilities 

• ​Understand leadership’s role in supporting sustainable documentation practices 

• ​Explore resources and tools to assess and improve documentation efficiency

​Areas Covered in the Session

• ​Understanding the Link Between EMR Burden and Provider Burnout 

  • ​Overview of burnout statistics related to documentation overload 

  • ​How EMR inefficiencies contribute to emotional exhaustion and job dissatisfaction 

• ​Principles of Efficient Documentation 

  • ​Identifying and eliminating redundant or unnecessary documentation

  • ​Techniques for concise, clinically effective charting

• ​Workflow Optimization Strategies

  • ​Customizing templates, order sets, and shortcuts

  • ​Using macros, smart phrases, and voice recognition tools

• ​Team-Based Documentation Approaches

  • ​Delegating documentation through scribes, medical assistants, and support staff

  • ​Roles of nurses and allied health professionals in shared documentation

• ​Technology as a Support Tool, Not a Burden

  • ​Exploring AI and automation in documentation (e.g., ambient listening, predictive text)

  • ​How EMR vendors and informatics teams can support provider well-being

• ​Best Practices for Reducing After-Hours Documentation (Pajama Time)

  • ​Time management techniques

  • ​Practical steps to reduce charting outside clinical hours

• ​Leadership and Organizational Support

  • ​The role of leadership in addressing documentation-related burnout

  • ​Policies, training, and cultural shifts to support sustainable EMR use

• ​Resources and Next Steps

  • ​Tools and programs available to assess and improve documentation practices

  • ​How to start implementing changes at individual, team, or system levels

• ​Live Q&A Session

​Suggested Attendees

• ​Revenue Cycle Staff

• ​Health Information Management Staff

• ​Practice Managers

• ​Healthcare Leaders and Administrators

• ​Healthcare Providers or Physicians

• ​Administrators

• ​Medical Billers

• ​Claims Coders

• ​Revenue Cycle Managers

• ​Billing Staff and Companies

• ​Physicians and Other Providers

• ​Healthcare Consultants

• ​Compliance Officers

• ​Office Managers

• ​Practice Manager

• ​Chief Financial Officers

• ​In and Out of Network Providers

• ​Medical Billing Companies

• ​Hospitals and Facilities

• ​Insurance Companies

• ​Healthcare Attorneys

​About the Presenter

​Susan Rohde, RHIT, CCS-P, CPC, has more than 28 years of experience in health care industry with an emphasis in coding, health information management, medical necessity and documentation. Susan is currently serving on the education committee for NSCHBC. Her other memberships include AHIMA, NDHIMA, AAPC, NSCHBC, HFMA and MGMA. She specializes in reviewing documentation for accurate reimbursement within Evaluation and Management (E/M) and all surgical specialties, including Interventional Radiology, Anesthesia, Neurosurgical, and Orthopedics, for both ICD-10-CM and CPT codes. Susan helps navigate the ever-changing coding and documentation world and can help your organization in maximizing its coding potential via proper documentation, provider and coding staff education, and understanding of guidelines and regulations.

​Additional Information

​System Requirement:

• ​Internet Speed: Preferably above 1 MBPS

• ​Headset: Any decent headset and microphone which can be used to hear clearly

​Live Course Cancellation Policy: If for any reason Skillacquire need to cancel this program, Skillacquire will notify participants by email of the cancellation no less than 24 hours prior to the expected start time.

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