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Siloed Medical Records
Patient records are siloed across hospitals, portals, and providers, forcing manual chasing, re-entry, and unsafe workarounds.
In their words
we have to go through switch board to find bleep/extensions to contact specialities
a lot of their communication happens through WhatsApp and other unmonitored consumer apps, which obviously raises concerns around security and compliance
a lot of their communication happens through WhatsApp and other unmonitored consumer apps, which obviously raises concerns around security and compliance
Anyone willing to build a communication app for hospitals
My company has a need for a HIPAA compliant, cloud mapping platform that I can build custom integrations on via API.
it's set up with critical compliance risks and blatant no-nos
My job requires a spreadsheet just to keep up with the 75+ login/password combinations required to access all of my vendors.
Patients, or more frequently family members, will sneakily turn on passive recording on their phone in the background.
I just had to call the police due to a patient that left ama seemingly stalking me.
we need a messaging system that isn't emails, phone calls and bleeps
Im Jahr 2026 muss man für einen externen Kreatininwert telefonieren und faxen, Schweigepflichtentbindungen organisieren, nicht getunnelte CTs hinterherverfolgen und regelrecht um Vorbefunde betteln.
if they aren’t a patient on your ward, then you have to click the glass and the ward manager is informed you’re accessing records
I dont know where the connections to real resources actually live though? Insurance? Lab Results? Wearables? EEG headsets?
clinicians, patients, paralegals
Where they talk
- r/doctorsUK
- r/medicine
- r/nursing
- r/DuxburyDeathsFreeTalk
- r/healthIT
- r/paralegal
- r/EpicEMR
- r/therapists
Tools they use today
- Epic
- Care Everywhere
- EPR
- Excel
- My Health Record
- MyChart
- PACS
Why those fall short
- messages are part of the record and easily copied into notes
- default configurations display full names; staff cannot change it themselves
- one app won't support two logins; can't group family; logins expire or fail
- Systems not national or integrated; data inaccessible between institutions
- data archived and inaccessible after transfer; MFA resets lock users out
Map of ideas
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