A nurse manager is attempting to update a physician’s officefrom paper to electronic health records (EHR) by using theeight-step process for planned change. Place the followingactions in the order in which they should be initiated:a. The nurse devises a plan to switch to electronic healthrecords.b. The nurse records the time spent on written records vs.electronic health records.c. The nurse seeks approval from management for newcomputersd. The nurse analyzes all options for converting to electronichealth records. e. The nurse installs new computers and provides an in-service for the staff. f. The nurse explores possible barriers to changing to elec-tronic health records. g. The nurse follows up with the staff to check compliancewith the new system.h. The nurse evaluates the effects of changing to electronichealth records.

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