Does BP have enough installed users that it would
survive in the event (heaven forbid) that Frank
had a heart attack? What would BP users do then?
Chris
David Pan wrote:
I would welcome more open discussion of BP vs MD3
We are using MD2 at the moment and are thinking of upgrading software.
The inertial force of MD2->MD3 is strong, and being with the biggest
software installed use base is tempting (whenever divisions or whoever
release templates, its always MD).
But some rumours I hear about MD3 being almost as buggy as MD2 are not
comforting.
These diabolical descriptions of MD3 backup/restore are sounding like
ballroom dancing instruction lessons...
"The man places his left foot here and transfers his weight here,
turning this way..."
... there appears to be no logic or intuitiveness.
David Pan
----- Original Message ----- From: "J Collett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "General Practice Computing Group Talk" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 10:56 PM
Subject: RE: [GPCG_TALK] Re: BP or not BP?
>As previously mentioned our Division is looking to house EHR databases
for the local nursing homes. They have some MD 2.x databases currently.
Since online claiming is not an issue they look like they will go to BP,
as long as they get some sensible licensing prices for what will very
much be part time doctors.
David,
Is the endeavour solely for benefit of the GPs who visit these
facilities or
are the facilities wanting to use the EHR for their own clinical records
too? If the facilities want to record their data too, I don't know of
any
GP software that would cater to the needs a nursing home would have to
capture the clinical ins and outs and obs that they do.
I started looking into this last year, looking for aged care software but
didn't get very far before I made my tree-change.
Of course, if it's just to provide the attending GPs easy access to only
their own notes, I guess it doesn't matter. I just wondered what nursing
homes were doing with those thousands of dollars they were supposed to
get
last year to do major overhauls of their systems.
Cheers,
Jan
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