Satisfaction with eReferral in Primary Care
Primary care clinicians and office staff are using eReferral in place of faxed referrals in many regions across the province. A total of 120 clinicians responded to a User Satisfaction Survey sent to all eReferral users across Ontario in July 2020. Findings from the survey include:
Key Takeaways
Primary care clinicians and office administrators are highly satisfied with eReferral and find that it improves their experience with sending and managing their referrals.
Referrals can be done on the spot with the patient in the room, so no procrastinating as was the case in the past having to gather info from the file and fax referral and never knowing if it got there for sure.
Administrator Testimonial
West Region Office
It is quick and the notifications are an excellent way of letting the physician know what is happening in the referral process.
Administrator Testimonial
North Region Office
87%
of primary care clinicians surveyed are satisfied with eReferral
86%
of primary care clinicians surveyed believe eReferral is easy to use

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