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One fairly significant problem I see with an EHR running in iOS is that, unless I'm mistaken, the sandboxing effectively makes it impossible for 3rd party devel
by squidsoup 16y ago
One fairly significant problem I see with an EHR running in iOS is that, unless I'm mistaken, the sandboxing effectively makes it impossible for 3rd party developers to extract patient data from the EHR. This limits the potential for additional services like realtime clinical decision support.
- Skeletor 16y agodrchrono runs on the iPad and on the cloud backend of drchrono.com. So drchrono can and does integrate with other vendors and systems to share data and take actions. For instance we transmit billing data to insurance companies and order electronic prescriptions over the Surescripts network.