> An administrative solution would be to hire more MUMPS programmers. A > technical solution is to build a system that helps non-programmers to do > more. We have barely begun. :-)
This is what is necessary if we are to get e-health initiatives going. As a cliniciian I like to do things myself - at least to a great extent. I like systems I can change easiy, create things of my own, share these with others, change it to use for other purposes in the hospital, change it easily to a native language for those who are not too proficient in English. If I have to go looking for a busy programmer and beg for (or pay for indeed, if that brings quick results) help, then wait for a month to be told that it is difficult/unacceptable or that "special permision"is needed to do those changes. I will just dump that system :) Nandalal -- ______________________________________________ Check out the latest SMS services @ http://www.linuxmail.org This allows you to send and receive SMS through your mailbox. Powered by Outblaze
