Summarize: To assess the success of the proposed changes in the EHR, there is need to have baseline data. This means that a survey would be carried out before and after the implementation of the changes. Chen et al. (2021), assert that comparing pre- and post-implementation results, does not only validate the necessity of the quality improvement initiative but also enable one to assess the efficacy of the interventions. These data can be collected though surveys, interviews, and observation of processes. Apart from establishing the success of the interventions, the feedback can inspire new ideas for improvement as well as assist in the modification of the current plan. Chen et al. (2021), also recommend visualization of data using charts and graphics. Run charts make the identification of trends and patterns over a given time period easy. The effectiveness of the changes can also be determined by comparing the outcomes and the initial goals. Some of the parameters to be considered include timely access to information, efficiency, safety, quality of care, and level of collaboration