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There does come a point when this ceases to be realistic. It's unlikely, for instance, that a doctor is going to develop software to use in his office himself
by Psyonic 17y ago
There does come a point when this ceases to be realistic. It's unlikely, for instance, that a doctor is going to develop software to use in his office himself (especially with HIPA regulations!)
- bena 17y agoI think you missed the point here. The warning sign would be a doctor who doesn't go to other doctors for healthcare. A better software analogy would be a software development company that doesn't like using software.
- Psyonic 17y agoI don't think I did. It wasn't the doctor I was referring to. Medical software needs to be developed, but it doesn't seem likely that the people developing it will be the people who use it.