Doctors are hard to work with. For various reasons. Some understandable, they're often busy all day if they're running a practice. And they need and like days o

Doctors are hard to work with. For various reasons. Some understandable, they're often busy all day if they're running a practice. And they need and like days off just as much as anyone. So getting feedback can be tricky. Then, most of them have superiority complexes. All users think using things makes them usability experts, doctors included. Couple that with the ego that comes with being in a profession where some number are responsible for life and death situations and you wind up with a user who truly believes that making the button cornflower blue is the single most important thing to take this thing over the top. So you wind up basically with an absent, yet micromanaging, manager who also doesn't know how to develop software. That's kind of soul-crushing.