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It's often hard for physicians who are already overburdened with bureaucracy, terrible hours and pay, byzantine frameworks, and barely functioning IT and admini
by james-redwood 5y ago
It's often hard for physicians who are already overburdened with bureaucracy, terrible hours and pay, byzantine frameworks, and barely functioning IT and administration systems to be able to do higher level analysis on patient records.
If you spoke to a researcher instead of a purely clinical physician I suspect you would find a lot more reception and enthusiasm about your case by the way.
- tata71 5y agoSo is it the best healthcare in the world?, or just the theoretical, "potential to be" best? What's preferred? Why?
- Py-o7 5y agoFWIW Kaiser Permanente does do some research on patient records -- it is integrated, has scale, and has relatively sophisticated computer systems. It also is quite big and (roughly speaking) has the division of labor that you're suggesting.