
The Truth About EHR Training: How Common Misconceptions Contribute to Provider Burnout
When healthcare leaders think about EHR training, they often picture a classroom, a few manuals, and a trainer walking clinicians through button clicks. That outdated model no longer meets the complexity of today’s workflows or the urgency of addressing provider burnout. According to KLAS Research, clinician turnover costs health systems anywhere from $56,000 for nurses to over $1 million per physician. The implications are clear: getting EHR wrong is expensive. Getting it right is transformative. Misconception #1: “In-Person Training is Always More Effective” In-person learning has undeniable value. It offers hands-on engagement and direct connection with trainers. However, in today’s digital environment, effective

