Abstract
Purpose, Electronic health record (EHR) use impacts patient-centered communication. Therefore, how providers use EHR during clinical interactions is key. Unfortunately, providers receive little training specific to EHR-related behaviors, and no studies have assessed how advocacy interventions can increase patient EHR engagement. Given that graphic medicine has been effective in health education, our study aims to evaluate the impact of graphic medicine comics in promoting patient-centered EHR use and patient engagement during outpatient visits. Methods, Patient and provider comics, based on published systematic reviews and a qualitative patient perception study, each highlighted three patient-centered EHR use …
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