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Sounds like it's the paperwork/bureaucracy, not necessary the software that struggles to keep up with red tape. My doctor had to sell her private practice and

• carbocation 13y ago
  With this particular piece of software, there is a mandatory workflow. It's just not software-enforced. You have to do this series of things in order. And there are landmines - you can but must not insert information into Field X. Seems like the perfect situation for making a software workflow and simply not permitting information to be input into Field X. Etc. Anyway, in this case, I think the software could be improved (modulo my slow learning). Now, in general, I think that software can help us make the bureaucracy / regulation more tolerable by helping to convert medical intent into both medical action and medicolegal documentation. Anyway, your point is very well taken.