What an EMR Built On Twitter Would Look Like | The Health Care Blog http://t.co/oyJHOJOGjC via @THCBstaff
— Lygeia Ricciardi (@Lygeia) April 28, 2014
There’s definitely no way an EMR will be built on Twitter. However, a doctor’s view of a patient will likely incorporate social info like what’s posted to Twitter. Plus, if you look at the post itself, it’s describing more than a Twitter EMR. It’s describing a new way for a doctor to monitor and treat a patient. That’s a much larger shift that will be hard.
Don’t Count on Your EMR to Master Patient Engagement http://t.co/raZVTh8Z0b It would be like SAP mastering consumer apps #NotGoingToHappen
— Dave Chase (@chasedave) April 23, 2014
I love this insight from Dave Chase. He’s been deep in the depths of patient engagement for a while. The analogy he gives is worth diving in deeper.
Here is a current EMR for an ER doc in a hospital. Seriously? #mhvf Better ones on the way.. pic.twitter.com/IIQ6PEjQ8e
— MedStartr (@MedStartr) April 23, 2014
I’ve been posting all the EHR Screenshots I can find for quite a while. The hospital ones are always the worst. I have hope when I look at some of the ambulatory ones. I’m trying to remember if I’ve seen a beautiful hospital EHR interface. I can’t remember one if I have.