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©Copyright 2019 by Turkish Foundation of Family Medicine Available online at www.anatoljfm.org INTRODUCTION Expectations from the Electronic Health Records (EHR) are high. This is because it is seen as the solution to the numerous challenges confronting the health system. According to Windle et al, the global pursuit of the improved medical care quality, improvement of the population’s health as well as the promotion of the efficiency of the healthcare system depends on the EHR.[1] The occurrence of medical errors and high rate of Patient safety Events (PSEs) in any hospital is a pointer to a poor quality of care. Medical error is a global citizen; it is not restricted by geography. However, it is more worrisome in developing nations like Nigeria where visible attempts to curb the menace are rarely embarked upon.

The Significance of Electronic Health Records to Reduction of Patient Safety Events in Hospitals