We do our work in real-time, most of the time. I live in constant fear of somebody screwing up something important, and perhaps uncorrectable. This is a “coding horror” and a safety nightmare. Plus, one to two minute logons, is a lifetime when a baby is suddenly crashing. The more is bilateral horrible carpel tunnel flare ups (7-10 clicks and scrolls to get an “overview” of anything) so right now both my hands are numb. Having just exited a 4 week “Night call” rotation of q3 nights (16 hours in house) or weekend days (16-26 hour shift in house) call / attesting/checking and signaturing horror show, my first with our “New” charting and attesting, etc system, I can 100% attest that everything said is exactly why I’m scared to death of all the UCs of this current effort, when adult outpatient systems hit quaternary NICUs of 50-60 patients, with untested crash rollouts.ĭozens and dozens>thousands of examples of each and every comment, plus more is exactly what I’m personally suffering. An "anecdotal complaint" (see health IT-specific definition of 'anecdotal' at this link) from a practicing medical informaticist on an EMR system being rapidly rolled out - in a neonatal ICU, where a single slip is an ended life or lifelong crippling injury, and a multimillion dollar lawsuit, in the making:
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