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I was just talking to an ex-HIPAA software manager the other day. The complexities are ridiculous. For example, who can edit a patient record, when can they up
by wallflower 16y ago
I was just talking to an ex-HIPAA software manager the other day.
The complexities are ridiculous. For example, who can edit a patient record, when can they update it, why should they be able to edit it. Who can add information about drugs a patient is taking, which departments are allowed to update certain sections of a patient record...
- frisco 16y agoCongratulations! You've found a problem that can't be solved in a weekend spent hacking! Despite the intricacies, it is still almost entirely a CRUD app, though: which means you have the skill set to implement it. No PhD in machine learning necessary! Just because it can't be solved by one person in 72 hours doesn't mean it's impossible, as your comment seems to be implying (or at least, Very Difficult). That should say "defensible" to you, not "too hard, won't bother.". As far as technology goes, EMR is easy. It's the product design and enterprise sales that will kill you.