Cedric Meyerowitz wrote:
> So it seems more people have noticed these missing document. I believe that
had HCN not changed the way the FRU works 2-3 years ago (ie. Removing
documents from being checked) and if they "forced" all MD2 users to monthly
fo a full FRU then file corruption, documents in wrong patients and missing
data would not have been a big issue.  It sounds like patients documents
being in wrong patients file is due to sync. errors between internal ID's of
respective databases.  Is similar to defraging your HD regularly

Cedric

Cedric,

I guess I've always felt a bit uneasy about the uptake of wholesale scanning by larger practices into MD2. The change in the FRU policy no doubt reflects HCN bowing to complaints about how long the FRU was taking in practices who'd been doing wholesale scanning for a while.

It will be equally interesting to see how the Redmap system works, and its raison d'ĂȘtre seems to be getting the data bulk caused by mass scanning out of MSDE/MS SQL. I guess the threshold for practices incurring the expense of moving from MSDE to MS SQL would be a lot lower, in terms of practice size, if all the scanned stuff went into MSDE with its 2 GB data limit. That would make lots of MD3 users unhappy about the extra cost. I assume Redmap was a cheaper alternative

Best Practice faces this same issue as it also uses MSDE. Makes me think MS SQL has been a bad choice from a market share point of view.

Surprise, surprise.

Greg

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