David Guest wrote:
It has [Pitifil]
greatly improved the data flow in our surgery but I have found that
almost every practice uses their clinical software in a different way
and you cannot please all of the people all of the time.
David,
I am sure it has improved your data flow, but what you are saying here
applies to the secure messaging area in spades as well, particularly for
specialists.
I believe it will take some time before common systems evolve. You also
mention MD, and despite all its issues, it's market predominance has
allowed lots of things to take off that wouldn't have occurred in a more
diverse market.
In many ways we are in the situation that pertained in the early days of
the motor car, when each maker had completely different types and
positions for controls for gear changes, braking, etc. Now all cars are
the same, except for minor things like switch positions, etc.
Impatience is a real problem, however.
Greg
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Canterbury Division of General Practice
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