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EHR and EMR Dysfunction
Clinicians lose time and data to broken, unsynced, and hard-to-use electronic health record systems.
In their words
I'd still need an EMR for clinical tasks like e-prescribing and charting, which means manually re-entering every new patient and appointment into OptiMantra for documentation purposes.
our prescribers are stuck trying to force complex medication management and lab tracking into fields that were never meant for them
we have to have our clinicians submit most orders/referrals through a MS Onedrive form
Instead of spending thousands every year on an EHR that still is not really tailored to supported living, I’m building something around our actual workflows.
Our problem with Tebra is the system would not bend. its just not "customizable"as sales people sold it to us.
we are looking to move from Tebra as we have quickly outgrown their limitations
We’re back to paper charting and, for me and my friends on L&D, sitting in our patients’ rooms for 12hr listening to the FHR
We have no in house data on this pacemaker since 2016 and patient is not a reliable historian.
The workflow is so different. I don't know how I'm going to handle this.
the submission form is multiple pages of open-ended questions and tables requiring handwritten responses
it records the number in its data file in a way that causes our ePCR software ( Siren) to crash to desktop every time you try to import the vitals.
The office had all paper charts, no pano machine
Clinicians and hospital staff
Where they talk
- r/EpicEMR
- r/nursing
- r/healthIT
- r/therapists
- r/medicine
- r/emergencymedicine
- r/doctorsUK
- r/ems
Tools they use today
- Epic
- Cerner
- SimplePractice
- FHIR
- Tebra
- EMS
- ePCR
- EPR
Why those fall short
- all electronic systems down, no workaround, ransom paid
- no multi-select filters, archaic report generation
- reports stored in permission-controlled folders by initials and hospital number
- No in-house data since 2016; patient unreliable historian; no recent records
- Training is too short; interface changes break muscle memory; too much clicking and tabbing
Map of ideas
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