addressing the issues of information overload and security/privacy concerns in Electronic Health Records (EHRs).

1. Information overload can be an issue. Provide an example of how too much data in an Electronic Health Record (EHR) resulted in overload and how or what you did to mitigate the feelings of overload. 2. Security and privacy issuesThough there are a lot of benefits of EHR, EHRs are potentially vulnerable to security concerns which may affect the confidentiality of patients’ information (Basil et. al., 2022). The EHR is required to use technology, computers, mobile devices, medical identity theft, and increased data exchange between different organizations may increase the risk of security and privacy issues.