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In an era of mergers, acquisitions and EHR consolidation, do you know what many large health systems end up with? Legacy system junkyards — dozens of old applications so old they are no longer supported by vendors yet still in use by a handful of people in the organization and with years of historic information in their databases. What are they doing about it?
In an era of mergers, acquisitions and EHR consolidation, do you know what many large health systems end up with? Legacy system junkyards — dozens of old applications so old they are no longer supported by vendors yet still in use by a handful of people in the organization and with years of historic information in their databases. What are they doing about it?
