Of course it can. Let us go forth from this time and place and let it be said it started here. Or not. Five years from now you will buy a laptop for $100, the software will be free–it will pay for itself with ads. Memory will be on-line, you will pay for apps. Just like a camera and film, a cell phone and minutes.
The technology already exists for browser-based EHR.
What do you think?
Just say no to logic
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What do I think, you ask ? Okay, I’ll tell ya what I think…
I think you’re pretty much right about everything you said !
Now you’ve got me thinking about EHR ‘Plug-ins’ for different web browsers, downloads of X-rays and MRI scans, and maybe even cell phones that can read your blood pressure. Hmmm… there’s a world of possibilities, so which one will make me rich ? 🙂
You always have an interesting perspective, thanks Paul !
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Thanks Brian, we now have two believers.
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I too agree! If we can do BANKING online…why not healthcare? Both require high levels of security, digital footprints and scalability with extremely high levels of reliability / accuracy. I just paid my bills online, made a few investments and balanced my checkbook via browser. Why not do the same for my patients?
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