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Having the greater portion of the past few weeks in medical offices, hospitals, and skilled nursing centers due to the illness of a close older relative, I’d agree that EMR “The Movie”, or at least something interactive and visual, would be a good concept.

Medical professionals explain information verbally, and when a loved one is in a health crisis, much gets lost in translation. During times of stress, auditory working memory isn’t often working at a peak level. This isn’t a good thing when the patient and family members must meet a variety of specialist and health care professionals to discuss and share medical information. A chance to view something like a 3D CAT scan while listening to the medical jargon would definitely work towards reducing “cognitive load”.

Do we have reason to believe that under the present system medical records are being reviewed and carefully monitored? If yes, why are patients asked to record the medicines they are taking in their chart at physicians offices only to be asked to repeat the same information to a nurse? Specialists focus on their specialty, but are they viewing the whole person? Do we suspect if there is no whole person to view, health care delivery will be enhanced?
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Fred,
It’s here! Microsoft’s new PHR platform, HealthVault, provides the technological capabilities to do “EMR–The Movie”.

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