HealSync: Intuitive EHR Experience

While I see you have insider knowledge, your comment implies that the complexity in healthcare is due to software being “too careful because lives are at stake”. From my limited exposure, the “mess” is not in actually delivering medicine or medical equipment - it is the 50 different companies with entrenched interests to serve billing, manage data, patch work made on top of arcane old systems because people are afraid to touch old systems. I don’t see the “Big tech will write sloppy code and kill people” angle at all. Please help us understand with an example.

Most of the major medical records systems are iterations of 1980-1990s platforms that (particularly in the case of cerner, or which I have an ungodly quantity of experience with) were adapted from accounting software and are focused on billing (which is not really important where I practice but is a impact of the US medical system and incentives).The systems have horrific UI/UX with no consistency and every time a new feature was decided to be added a new button was added (ie imagine Word 97 with every toolbar enabled).As a clinician, you lose the ability to use nice shorthand (ie on morning r