Research has demonstrated that physician medication prescribing practices can be improved with Computerized Provider Order Entry (CPOE) systems. However, while these systems specifically target physicians, they also have a ubiquitous and pervasive impact on all healthcare team members. The purpose of this poster is to report preliminary results from a qualitative interview study conducted to capture multi-disciplinary healthcare team member adoption experiences during a community hospital pilot CPOE implementation.
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