amarcelo wrote: > This is not a technical issue but more of a human frailty issue (which > could affect promotions of an open source EMR): > > If you're an MD, which of these two products would you choose to > use(assuming it's not imposed on you by the hospital or HMO): > > Product A: open source, all transactions logged, not editable by anyone > -even you -, perfect for electronic medico-legal documentation > > Product B: open source, all transactions logged, _editable only by you the > MD_, (ergo, imperfect for electronic medico-legal documentation- but > good enough for paper documentation)... Product C: open source, all transactions logged, additions can be made by those to whom consent has been given; each change is indelible, and maintained separately from previous ones; tamperproof. (ergo ok for medico-legal....) - thomas beale
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