respond to a peer What the EHR provides from a provider's perspective is rich, multifaceted data critical to improving patient safety and quality from a provider's (or system) perspective. The earnings of these key performance indicators (e.g., the hospital-acquired infection rates, the readmission statistics, the various compliance rates, the medication reconciliation compliance, the fall incident rates, etc.) can be tracked, observed, and analyzed over time. These allow healthcare providers to see patterns, supplement care where necessary, and see how well their interventions operate (Akinola & Telukdarie, 2023). Real-time dashboards and clinical reports allow APNs to monitor these indicators, intervene on safety first, and measure improvement. Moreover, EHRs now also often include predictive analytics tools that help identify high-risk patients, e.g., those at risk for developing sepsis, pressure injuries, or cognitive decline, allowing staff to intervene earlier and with a narrowly tailored intervention (Moore et al., 2021). Interpreted within the context of individualized care plans, predictive data needs to be interpreted by APNs so that the team can respond in a practical, appropriate, and timely fashion.Finally, incorporating patient-facing features in the EHR, such as access to care plans, secure messaging with providers, and education resources, can enhance safety and increase engagement and communication. Patient utilization of these tools is encouraged by APNs