| Responded to open-ended question about impact of EHR on patient interaction, n (%) | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hospital-based (N = 969) | Office-based (N = 1,267) | |||
| Age (in years) | Yes (n = 265) | No (n = 704) | Yes (n = 479) | No (n = 788) |
| <40 | 37 (14.0) | 213 (30.3) | 48 (10.0) | 123 (15.6) |
| 40–49 | 79 (29.8) | 196 (27.8) | 119 (24.8) | 230 (29.2) |
| 50–59 | 80 (30.2) | 185 (26.3) | 159 (33.2) | 257 (32.6) |
| >=60 | 69 (26.0) | 110 (15.6) | 153 (31.9) | 178 (22.6) |
| Practice size | ||||
| <5 clinicians | 22 (8.3) | 79 (11.2) | 187 (39.1) | 335 (42.5) |
| 5-10 clinicians | 66 (24.6) | 157 (22.3) | 158 (33.1) | 208 (26.6) |
| >10 clinicians | 176 (66.4) | 468 (66.5) | 133 (27.8) | 244 (31.0) |
| Physician specialty* | ||||
| Primary care | 62 (23.4) | 130 (18.5) | 279 (58.2) | 360 (44.2) |
| Medical and pediatric subspecialties | 38 (14.3) | 135 (19.2) | 51 (10.6) | 116 (14.7) |
| Surgery and surgical subspecialties | 22 (8.3) | 45 (6.4) | 36 (7.5) | 96 (12.2) |
| Emergency medicine | 52 (19.6) | 84 (11.9) | 1 (<1.0) | 5 (<1.0) |
| Obstetrics/gynecology | 13 (4.9) | 22 (3.1) | 26 (5.4) | 47 (6.0) |
| Psychiatry | 37 (14.0) | 76 (10.8) | 30 (6.3) | 46 (5.8) |
| Other | 41 (15.5) | 212 (30.1) | 56 (11.7) | 130 (16.5) |
↵* Primary care includes family medicine, geriatrics, internal medicine (general), medicine/pediatrics and pediatrics. Medical subspecialties include specialties such as cardiology and gastroenterology. Other includes those not in the preceding categories, such as anesthesiology and radiology.