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The Future of Health Care: Electronic Health Records
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9 responses to “The Future of Health Care: Electronic Health Records”
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Electronic is good but there are always glitches
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we need to crack down on quack arrogant doctors . There are alot of those..We should have electronic records which the patient can access and challenge any comments made by medical professionals and even sue if they need to..Electronic records are good to prevent spoliation of evidence if anything goes wrong.
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so what happens when this gets hacked? I am wary that the benefits do not outweigh the risks
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Hmmm… so the Government regulates and blocks medical development, creating a system where it’s impossible or legally risky for providers to share data – and then comes up and suggests to ‘fix’ the problem with a brand new Government run IT system.
Gee, I wonder what could go wrong? -
As a nurse for over 16 years, and as a patient, I do NOT like the electronic medical records…. it is not good. One doctor put in the computer that I was a homeless drug seeking addict, which I am NOT. And everywhere I go, this follows and flavors how I am treated. And, not all doctors are good. I have had doctors put in my record that I am noncompliant as I argued that I am NOT HOMELESS.
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fuck all of you suckers of satan’s cock
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Off Topic: I really like the background song, anybody know it?
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@SuperHealthyHealth yeah this will really help a lot in improving the delivery of health care to patients
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Valuable info.
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