>I think the item most likely to reduce the problem would be the list of
>the "commonly prescribed drugs" by the logged in doctor, as most doctors
>have only a limited repertoire of drugs they usually use fro the vast
>number they could use. But again, willnot work for my patient's names list.
Horst,
The personalization (as Wayne defined it) paradigm could work somewhat if
you have the receptionist "register" the patient/referral into the
"persona" of the particular MD. This way, he will have a short list of
_his_ patients instead of the whole hospital registry.
Just curious: when would an MD need to look at more than 1000 names (900+
of which are not his and therefore should not be accessible to him)?
alvin
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