Hi Stef, > This is correct. Healthcare plans belong in a separate 'workflow > management system (WMS)' that 'instruct/ suggest' what should happen > and 'oversees' what has happened. This is not part of the EHR itself > and should be registered elsewhere. Nonetheless it is an important > feature to support and (qualitity) management of procedures, which > most healthcare providers might want to have. > > In my opinion a WMS for routine and clinical trial purposes will > function similarly but with different guidelines/ protocols. > > Cheers, > > Stef > I don't get your point when you write that "suggesting what should happen" and "overseeing what has happened" shouldn't be part of the EHR itself. To make it short, what remains if you put this away?
Cheers, Philippe
