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<blockquote data-quote="tRidiot" data-source="post: 3571875" data-attributes="member: 9374"><p>It is incredibly complicated to try to gain and maintain access to any other system's health records. Believe me, we do it all the time, and it is a major PITA. They always always always try to tout how easy/fast/comprehensive/etc., it is, but they're full of it. We have to work to maintain access for SOME of our people to get into St. John/Ascension, hell even the Oklahoma vaccination records. Do you have any idea how many systems we work with that want or offer us to be able to log in and do things within <strong>their </strong>system? I have to remember enough logins and passwords as it is...</p><p></p><p>Yes, people in the Hillcrest system can do it. Hell, I get 'psuedo' access to St. Francis, and was 'supposed' to get Hillcrest, too - but even when you CAN get in, it's ridiculously difficult to interpret what you're seeing because the systems don't handshake well and the data is not streamlined like you're just picking up a piece of paper and reading it. It's next to worthless if you ask me. </p><p></p><p>And computer people don't give a s*** what clinical people want, what they do or what they need.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tRidiot, post: 3571875, member: 9374"] It is incredibly complicated to try to gain and maintain access to any other system's health records. Believe me, we do it all the time, and it is a major PITA. They always always always try to tout how easy/fast/comprehensive/etc., it is, but they're full of it. We have to work to maintain access for SOME of our people to get into St. John/Ascension, hell even the Oklahoma vaccination records. Do you have any idea how many systems we work with that want or offer us to be able to log in and do things within [B]their [/B]system? I have to remember enough logins and passwords as it is... Yes, people in the Hillcrest system can do it. Hell, I get 'psuedo' access to St. Francis, and was 'supposed' to get Hillcrest, too - but even when you CAN get in, it's ridiculously difficult to interpret what you're seeing because the systems don't handshake well and the data is not streamlined like you're just picking up a piece of paper and reading it. It's next to worthless if you ask me. And computer people don't give a s*** what clinical people want, what they do or what they need. [/QUOTE]
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