| We did not have a CAC (Clinical Applications Coordinator) or IT familiar with RPMS. |
64 months ago |
Physician in General Practice/Family Medicine |
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| Huge burden. |
96 months ago |
Physician in Emergency Medicine |
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| The IHS system is inherently slow. it significantly increases time required for a patient encounter, specially with patients who are well or have minor illnesses. |
115 months ago |
Physician in Pediatrics - General |
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| The IHS EHR is clearly a very comprehensive system; however, it is cumbersome and inefficient. There is an inability to dictate notes (each of the providers I work with must type their progress notes) and difficulty in maintaining accurate medication lists. It is difficult to personalize; i.e. to make your own templates. Frequent outages, the need for critical patches, the lack of adequate technical support and problems with thin clients abound. |
132 months ago |
Physician in General Internal Medicine |
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