killdevil

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   by killdevil 2mo ago

   This is why I drive a nearly 30-year-old vehicle. Big, easy-to-use knobs and buttons, no screens, little automation of any kind. I find that slapping my iPhone into a magnetic holder on the dash is far more seamless than CarPlay integratio
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   by killdevil 3y ago

   I have always assumed that bilaterally symmetric animals have neural cross-wiring so that the two hemispheres of the brain are forced to cooperate more than they otherwise would. Simple animals are prevented from, say, hoarding resources se
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   by killdevil 12y ago

   As if that is not already happening constantly...
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   by killdevil 12y ago

   Well, there isn't an incentive because typically it isn't physicians (or, at best, it is physicians who are primarily administrators and somewhat out of touch with clinical practice) who are making the purchase decisions. I can te
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   by killdevil 12y ago

   I had never heard of PracticeFusion, but clicking through their web site it looks like they're targeting solo practitioners and small practice groups. Hospital systems with thousands of practitioners need systems that are many orders o
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   by killdevil 12y ago

   I'm a resident physician. EMRs are simultaneously awesome and awful. Awesome because most of the data and past records on a patient are a click away, just as promised. Awful because they're invariably run by underpowered servers a