AS a patient, I like Kaiser's EHR system -- the doctor talks to me, then pauses as he documents on the computer from time to time - he doesn't type while we tal

AS a patient, I like Kaiser's EHR system -- the doctor talks to me, then pauses as he documents on the computer from time to time - he doesn't type while we talk. That doesn't seem noticeably worse than him staring at his clipboard while I'm talking with him. But the part I really like is that I have access to most test results online. And since Kaiser is a self-contained HMO and doesn't generally do referrals outside of their system, interoperability isn't really an issue -- when I get referred to a Kaiser specialist or move to a new area and start seeing a new doctor, I know they'll have access to my records. In a previous system, I had to see a specialist, and though they requested that my original doctor transfer all records, not all of the records were sent and I ended up having to reschedule an appointment so I could pick up the missing records and take with with me.