The failure of current systems
Current electronic medical record systems fail to address the basic needs of the physicians.
Lack of interoperability
The systems are built by different companies and are incompatible with each other.
Offline first approach is needed
If the network connection goes down the medical record should still be accessible locally.
Patient and physician need to be in focus
Current systems are not made with the patient or the physician in focus. Systems are hard to use and mistakes are easily made.
Paper records still have a lot of benefits
Electronic medial records have both benefits and drawbacks, and the drawbacks are often greater than the benefits.
Physicians not happy with the current situation
Many physicians are still longing for the good old days with pen and paper, but feel, sadly, that the technological development is now out of their control and that there is nothing they can do about it.
Documentation overkill
Physicians should not be forced to become data entry specialists.
Satire tells the truth
Sometimes parody is necessary to reveal the true sentiment.