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	<title>Comments on: Healthcare IT Interoperability Defined</title>
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		<title>By: Runjorel</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 22 Nov 2007 04:38:13 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Wow, I just want to say thank you for this blog.  I have recently started working for a medical billing company as a developer, and I have just been quite shocked not only at the many different standards for everything as you present in this blog, but how far behind the medical industry is as a whole.  It scares the heck out of me that you can have multiple healthcare programs such as an EHR/EMR and a separate Billing program that cannot talk to each other because they each use a different standard, and no one wants to take the time to write an interface. So much for standards.  

I definitely got more than I bargained for when I took this job.  In fact, due to the lack of a true standard, my boss has asked me to develop a custom EMR.  Unfortunately, convincing him of buying another piece of software and trying to customize it did not work.  Regardless I am glad to know at least someone else out there understands my frustrations.

Much Appreciated!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wow, I just want to say thank you for this blog.  I have recently started working for a medical billing company as a developer, and I have just been quite shocked not only at the many different standards for everything as you present in this blog, but how far behind the medical industry is as a whole.  It scares the heck out of me that you can have multiple healthcare programs such as an EHR/EMR and a separate Billing program that cannot talk to each other because they each use a different standard, and no one wants to take the time to write an interface. So much for standards.  </p>
<p>I definitely got more than I bargained for when I took this job.  In fact, due to the lack of a true standard, my boss has asked me to develop a custom EMR.  Unfortunately, convincing him of buying another piece of software and trying to customize it did not work.  Regardless I am glad to know at least someone else out there understands my frustrations.</p>
<p>Much Appreciated!</p>
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