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I doubt that anything can kill BS medical records. Two reasons that I see: 1) privacy and other laws have high demand of "structured" and "secure" information
by debesyla 3y ago
I doubt that anything can kill BS medical records. Two reasons that I see:
1) privacy and other laws have high demand of "structured" and "secure" information keeping ("it's a law that I must fill this information into this BS table and it's 100 BS fields");
2) governments love to spend the money on "standalone" software that has 1000 BS requirements... And contact companies do love to make that software as BS as they can because the worse system it is, the more additional contracts do they get to solve the problems they made.
Basically, I am sceptical that anything could help medical staff. (I am pessimistic because of what I see in my country of Lithuania. Barely working proprietary systems ("e-sveikata" and "e-receptai") that costs tax payers hundreds of millions Euros.)