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Imagine if this got better than systems that are on offer when this requirement goes out to tender for the NHS institutes in the UK? So long as it doesn't do o
by mathnode 11y ago
Imagine if this got better than systems that are on offer when this requirement goes out to tender for the NHS institutes in the UK?
So long as it doesn't do over night batching, it's already decades ahead. I wish I was joking.
- gedrap 11y agoIs it one of these things, that there are so many edge cases, regulations, domain knowledge involved that makes it perceived as too big to change? Because I'd believe that you can't just make something that looks better and sell like you'd sell a typical SaaS product, there must be tons of regulations. On other hand, while studying in the UK, I briefly met a PhD student who was making offline-first web apps to calculate the dosage of the medicine etc and hospitals in the UK where actually using them (and paying him to develop).
- epmatsw 11y agoA huge amount of the work is just making the software work for any given workflow or organizational structure. For perspective, Epic has a couple dozen people working full time on just the user management parts of their software.