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by Tsarbomb
1324 days ago
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Having once worked in the EMR/EHR space, a big thing to consider is some companies come in with their own workflows, processes, and ideas that they want to push onto physicians while other companies are way more accommodating in building "bespoke" solutions to specific problems. The latter in my experience ends up providing better results to physicians as they have been employed as domain experts in building the software solution to their specific workflow. I've seen it done for in ophthalmology, specific disease/injury specific radiology, and diabetic specific checkup and appointments where I've seen as much as a 75% reduction in the amount of time the physician has to dedicate lookup up info, cross-referencing, and documenting. |
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Then you upgrade and everything breaks!
But it’s an age old battle for and against standardization. I just walk around with several charging cables because each is “the best” for charging a small li-ion battery.