Love your insights. I’m a fellow MD working on the other side, the side of those who conceptualist and design the systems. I’d love to read a piece where you delve in detail in how you have negative experiences with your software updating. I’ve never experienced that in my medical practice, but my clinic mostly relies on paper-based records
Nicely said.
The solution is structured data at the point of care.
Near Realtime documentation at the point of care.
Near Realtime coding too.
Clinicians can focus on patterns then map them to data that becomes normalized.
Thoughts?
Love your insights. I’m a fellow MD working on the other side, the side of those who conceptualist and design the systems. I’d love to read a piece where you delve in detail in how you have negative experiences with your software updating. I’ve never experienced that in my medical practice, but my clinic mostly relies on paper-based records