“Create a hospital EHR implementation stakeholder map with an executive sponsor, EHR project manager, physician group, nursing leadership, pharmacy team, hospital IT, EHR vendor and patient advisory council, showing funding, implementation, workflow, training, feedback and usability relationships.”
Read the decisions behind it.
Put physicians, nurses and pharmacy on the map before workflow design starts.
Show the IT and vendor configuration relationship explicitly.
Include the advisory council so accessibility and communication needs are reviewed.
Use this map for clinical technology changes that need leadership sponsorship and frontline adoption.
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Common questions
Why map EHR stakeholders?
An EHR changes clinical, technical and patient-facing work, so the map helps teams see who must review, decide or adopt each change.
Should patients be included?
Yes. A patient advisory group can identify communication, access and consent issues that internal teams may miss.
What relationships should be shown?
Show sponsorship, configuration, workflow review, training, feedback and unresolved concerns rather than only organizational reporting lines.