Horst Herb wrote:
Very interesting, yes. Because there will be at least one practice (mine)
refusing to use them
and kicking up a big fuzz about it - unless they change they key generation
model (fat chance after 3 years of empty promises by HeSA)
Since my practice has a monopoly for 3200 patients who have nowhere else to
go (unless they undertake a long and tedious car drive, no public transport
available) the government can do bugger all to force me to use the dongles. I
can always choose to simply ingnore the clowns and go 100% private - my
practice would survive financially for sure, but I guess the local
representative in parliament wouldn't. Having him by the short and curlies
does help to get political process going sometimes.
Horst,
I recommend that you plan your strategy with Oliver Frank, you were a
winning team in 2003.
Greg
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