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Fig 1.

Mean number of EHR actions logged per user day in half hour increments over a 24-hour cycle for different inpatient rotations, split by PGY1 interns (A) and PGY2+ residents (B). General Medicine Day and Night Teams transition care responsibility at 7 AM and 7 PM. Daytime patient care is regularly interrupted by 10 AM morning report and 12 PM noon teaching conferences. PGY1 interns do not rotate through the ICU. ICU housestaff have a separate noon teaching conference and daily 3 PM care conference. Only the ICU rotation integrates computers-on-wheels (COWs) for physician use in patient care and rounding practices, while other rotations segregate physician (computer) workrooms from patient care areas.

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Table 1.

EHR usage intensity across inpatient medical rotations PGY1 interns and roles per user-daya.

EHR usage summary statistics and mean time spent on common EHR action categories per user-day across different inpatient rotations for PGY1 interns. Time spent on category-specific actions are also shown as a percentage of mean daily EHR usage time.

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Table 2.

EHR usage intensity across inpatient medical rotations PGY2+residents and roles per user-daya.

EHR usage summary statistics and mean time spent on common EHR action categories per user-day across different inpatient rotations for PGY2+ residents. Time spent on category-specific actions are also shown as a percentage of mean daily EHR usage time.

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