Survey Overview
The latest comprehensive study by KLAS Research reveals significant insights into physician satisfaction with Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems. This extensive analysis surveyed more than 30,000 physicians from 2022 to April 2025, providing…
The 2025 Arch Collaborative Physician Guidebook is based on the feedback of more than 35,000 physicians who have measured their EHR satisfaction via the KLAS Arch Collaborative from 2022 to April 2025. This data…
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The KLAS Arch Collaborative this week released new findings, detailing how some healthcare organizations are delivering “elite” electronic health record experiences for their nurses and doctors. The report shows that EHR speed and user experience…
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What You Should Know:
– A new 2025 impact report from the KLAS Arch Collaborative reveals that while some progress has been made, most clinicians have a mediocre experience with their electronic health record (EHR)…
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What You Should Know:
– As healthcare organizations worldwide increasingly prioritize the optimization of their Electronic Health Records (EHRs), a new report from the KLAS Arch Collaborative reveals significant global disparities in clinician satisfaction, with…
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KLAS Arch Collaborative Report Global EHR Satisfaction 2025 – Onboarding EHR Education, Ongoing EHR Education, Peer Guidance, Recognized Improvement…
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KLAS Arch Collaborative Report Measuring Clinician EHR Satisfaction Via the Arch Collaborative – Clinician Efficiency and Personalization, Clinician Relationships and Communication, Clinician Wellness and Reducing Burnout, Nursing EHR Success, Onboarding EHR Education, Ongoing EHR…
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August brought some exciting new data and publications from KLAS. Included in this month’s reports are an executive overview of KLAS’ fifth Enterprise Imaging Summit, a recap report of the Emerging Insights that KLAS…
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When the KLAS Arch Collaborative first started measuring clinician EHR satisfaction in 2017, research primarily focused on providers’ experiences and needs. Over the years, we have expanded our research to include other clinician types—including…
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In January, the KLAS team has been hard at work preparing this year’s Best in KLAS® report for early February. However, we still saw the publication of a few noteworthy reports this month. In…
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