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Enhancing Resident Efficiency and Feedback through Personalized EHR Analytics Coaching

MedXY Editorial Team•Sep 3, 2026•Internal Medicine
BurnoutCoachingInbasket ManagementResident Educationelectronic health record

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This study demonstrates that integrating individualized EHR analytics into a structured coaching curriculum significantly reduces resident turnaround time for patient communications and time spent managing inbasket tasks. While objective efficiency improves, residents did not report significant changes in inbasket-related burnout or confidence. Faculty found the data useful to enrich feedback quality.

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