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Last edited on 2010-05-20 05:16:32 by MartinWehlou
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The underlying problem here is that the health-care records are text based, due to the lack of a correct analysis of the problem domain. Since the user cannot interact with the object that should have been there but isn't, the "disease", he is forced to describe the interactions with words instead.


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Edited on 2010-05-20 05:13:44 by MartinWehlou
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Brevity in notes is definitely something to strive for, but the dictation system lends itself to overly long notations instead. This, in turn, makes the text mass of the EHR grow faster than it otherwise would need to do, a problem [[ExcessText I already discussed elsewhere]].
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Brevity in notes is definitely something to strive for, but the dictation system lends itself to overly long notations instead. This, in turn, makes the text mass of the EHR grow faster than it otherwise would need to do, a problem I already discussed elsewhere.


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Edited on 2010-05-20 05:13:00 by MartinWehlou
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Brevity in notes is definitely something to strive for, but the dictation system lends itself to overly long notations instead. This, in turn, makes the text mass of the EHR grow faster than it otherwise would need to do, a problem I already discussed elsewhere.
Deletions:
Brevity in notes is definitely something to strive for, but the dictation system lends itself to overly long notations instead. This, in turn, makes the text mass of the EHR grow faster than it otherwise would need to do.


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