Peter Machell wrote:
On 26/03/2007, at 11:02 AM, Peter Schattner wrote:
Most GPs should know that their
knowledge of IT is VERY limited, and all practices should have
professional
IT support.
The problem then becomes this: most professional IT support isn't very
good, often causing more harm than it's worth!
Peter,
I agree the quality varies greatly, but in such a weak market you can't
expect better.
If GPs were prepared to pay for good support and had better guidelines
about what to ask for, and divisions still mostly had staff with skills
to advise practices, things would be a lot better.
But maybe I'm just dreaming and going around in circles.
Greg
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Canterbury Division of General Practice
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