I mistyped - much easier to type 'GP' than 'doctor'.
Let's try again: how does a GP exchange letters with a small specialist
practice? In the NEHTA model, at least one side of every transaction
must host a server from whence others can retrieve their data.
My question: who hosts the server, the GP or the specialist? And who
pays for the privilege of maintaining the infrastructure in that practice?
Greg Twyford wrote:
Andrew N. Shrosbree wrote:
2. How do they propose to accommodate GP to GP communication? Which
GP gets the honour of maintaining a Web Server in their practice? Oh
sorry, did you say that EVERY practice will maintain a Web Server so
that it can be a producer, not just a consumer of data?
Andrew,
GP to GP communication has never been the focus, except within
practices, which is different. Mostly GPs talk to other levels in the
care system - specialists, allied health providers and hospitals.
Greg
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