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The conventional wisdom seems to be that the United States as a nation needs to 'financially incentivize the adoption of Electronic Health Record technology'. While the intentions are good, what this seems to translate into is a rush in the next few years to get EHR software installed at all costs. If this is done in an uncontrolled fashion with proprietary EHR software the long term consequences will be disastrous and expensive.
"financially incentivize" == big tax breaks, or maybe even gov't grants
First thought: it'll turn into a debacle similar to electronic voting, with a rush to get products to market without adequate review or testing.
Who'll be the next Diebold?
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First thought: it'll turn into a debacle similar to electronic voting, with a rush to get products to market without adequate review or testing.
Who'll be the next Diebold?