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That Twitter feed sounds like a start up opportunity. Would it be easy to maneuver around hippa?
by aswanson 10y ago
That Twitter feed sounds like a start up opportunity. Would it be easy to maneuver around hippa?
- FLUX-YOU 10y agoHIPAA's probably the least of your concerns. Any feed like that would have to integrate with whatever EMR/Surgery information/Scheduling/HL7 Interface solution(s) your hospital uses, none of which are the same or even remotely resemble each other. Your system would become yet-another-password to remember unless hospital IT would be willing to let you join the domain or group, which likely means you'd need to support on-prem installations.
- vertex-four 10y agoDo most hospitals not have an ADFS instance floating about somewhere?
- chimeracoder 10y ago> Do most hospitals not have an ADFS instance floating about somewhere? Good luck getting all of the signoff and political buy-in required to get set up with that. You could spend 18 months running around to convince someone to do ten minutes of work to bring you online, and I'm not exaggerating.
- mrcactu5 10y agodon't you mean work with hippa?
- pharrington 10y agoIn the tech support world, customer hand off is essentially a solved problem - they use ticket systems. Yes, alot of the software used is in-house developed trash, and alot of companies (Comcast is probably the best known example of this) are full-on negligent in regards to training support techs, but again, we know how to, and in many places do, do way better.