Paul Bruce wrote:
Hi Chris,
When it comes down to it, I am focused less on remote IT support, and more on defining a list of standards that GPs should consider when looking at remote access to patient records.
Paul,
Thanks for saying that, as it echoes my original concern in raising this
issue. It's not about what we 'could' use, it's about what we 'should' use.
My feelings are that both in my Division role and as a private support
provider we should have agreed standards for this activity, as they seem
to be absent from the existing standards relating to GP computing.
Plus a deep unease about the use of an out-to-date version of a freeware
application for the purpose.
Greg
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Canterbury Division of General Practice
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