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by lnanek2
4246 days ago
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As someone who writes for one of the big EHRs, writing a CRM is like generating a Rails CRUD template app, throwing out an open beta, then convincing some people to try it out. Writing EHR is like then having to do the same then white box test it with unit tests and integration tests, black box test it, UI automation test it, meet ridiculous amounts of regulations like defects per amount of code and auditing requirements about design and meetings for every code change, getting certifications, deploying it to half a dozen test environments before it hits production, live test runs at clients who are all trying to competitors as well, and absolutely massive amounts of bureaucracy in place for handling incidents and remediation and all the legal mumbo jumbo and required response times that go with them, then finally maybe getting someone to use it for real. Writing medical software is a nightmare and difficult to enter into. |
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