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Yes, frankly. It results in terrible outcomes for basically everyone, which ultimately hurts patients the most.
by jclulow 3y ago
Yes, frankly. It results in terrible outcomes for basically everyone, which ultimately hurts patients the most.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoDoes it? My impression is that going paperless actually made doctors stop doing medicine and start spending 90% of visit time doing bullshit e-paperwork. (Yes, I know it's not bullshit - it's so that right insurers get billed. The most important part of medical art.)
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