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You seem to be living in the past. While EHRs are still primarily used from desktop PCs, all of the major ones have native mobile apps now. Clinicians appreciat
by nradov 1y ago
You seem to be living in the past. While EHRs are still primarily used from desktop PCs, all of the major ones have native mobile apps now. Clinicians appreciate being able to review patient charts and action alerts while away from a PC cart.
- john61 1y agoI am happy to live in a country that values data safety for critical patient data.
- tomrod 1y agoBetter to make it a web app, so you don't have to mess with Apple or Google's broken economics.
- nradov 1y agoYou're really missing the point. The EHR vendors aren't charging customers for those apps through the Apple or Google app stores so "broken economics" are irrelevant. The app stores are only a distribution mechanism and work fine for that.
- cameron_b 1y agoAnd this would be a white-label Epic MyChart for the particular system with embedding for the inpatient or customer facing connections that should be used It seems like that could be done with a system shipping their own white-labeled GNU Health app through the App Store