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I don't know anything about this industry, but the UI looks stunning.

by allangrant 16y ago

brudgers 16y ago
The UI looks like a HIPAA violation as soon as the Katelyn can see that Boris is in Exam Room 3.
- jrockway 16y ago
  I'm also a little uncomfortable with having my balance due more visible to my doctor than what my medical problems are. Doctors should deal with medicine, office clerks should deal with the balance due. Having emotional information like money on the info screen can adversely affect the emotional doctor/patient relationship in a way that's completely unnecessary. Fucking programmers.
  - Skeletor 16y ago
    There is a clear divide between the clinical tools on the iPad and practice management (medical billing and invoicing) tools for Doctors.
    - ceejayoz 16y ago
      Not in the screenshot TechCrunch is using to illustrate their article there's not.
      - brudgers 16y ago
        It appears that it may be two screen shots in landscape mode.
- Skeletor 16y ago
  The drchrono EMR is fully compliant with HIPAA. One of the screenshots shows the Dr. the overview of patients coming in for the day (that view isn't for patients to use.)
  - brudgers 16y ago
    Having the charting function next to the schedule is problematic for any medical staff which writes their notes while with the patient - and that's a practice many experienced healthcare professionals use because it allows them to spend more time with the patient without spending more time per patient and it allows them to get answers to questions which arise during the writing.
- muhfuhkuh 16y ago
  I've been to two separate dental practices that are under the exact same HIPAA scrutiny as doctor's offices and they have a printout of exactly who they are seeing at what time and in what operatory taped on the wall when you enter. Somehow I doubt an iPad being clutched in the doctor's bosom as they read it is anymore a violation than that.
  - brudgers 16y ago
    HIPAA is why sign-in sheets such as these are common. http://hipaasignin.com/info/info.html http://hipaasignin.com/info/info.html
- ams6110 16y ago
  Not much worse than the paper sign-in log where I can see the name, address, phone number, and physician's name for the 10 people who came in before me.

I don't know anything about this industry, but the UI looks stunning.

brudgers 16y ago

The UI looks like a HIPAA violation as soon as the Katelyn can see that Boris is in Exam Room 3.

jrockway 16y ago
I'm also a little uncomfortable with having my balance due more visible to my doctor than what my medical problems are. Doctors should deal with medicine, office clerks should deal with the balance due. Having emotional information like money on the info screen can adversely affect the emotional doctor/patient relationship in a way that's completely unnecessary. Fucking programmers.
- Skeletor 16y ago
  There is a clear divide between the clinical tools on the iPad and practice management (medical billing and invoicing) tools for Doctors.
  - ceejayoz 16y ago
    Not in the screenshot TechCrunch is using to illustrate their article there's not.
    - brudgers 16y ago
      It appears that it may be two screen shots in landscape mode.
Skeletor 16y ago
The drchrono EMR is fully compliant with HIPAA. One of the screenshots shows the Dr. the overview of patients coming in for the day (that view isn't for patients to use.)
- brudgers 16y ago
  Having the charting function next to the schedule is problematic for any medical staff which writes their notes while with the patient - and that's a practice many experienced healthcare professionals use because it allows them to spend more time with the patient without spending more time per patient and it allows them to get answers to questions which arise during the writing.
muhfuhkuh 16y ago
I've been to two separate dental practices that are under the exact same HIPAA scrutiny as doctor's offices and they have a printout of exactly who they are seeing at what time and in what operatory taped on the wall when you enter. Somehow I doubt an iPad being clutched in the doctor's bosom as they read it is anymore a violation than that.
- brudgers 16y ago
  HIPAA is why sign-in sheets such as these are common. http://hipaasignin.com/info/info.html http://hipaasignin.com/info/info.html
ams6110 16y ago
Not much worse than the paper sign-in log where I can see the name, address, phone number, and physician's name for the 10 people who came in before me.