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“Not everything that can be counted counts and not everything that counts can be counted.”
Albert Einstein
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This is of course the future, why not adopt it today. I have to get a copy of each test, photocopy it and take it to my specialist. For some reason the incompetent bureaucracy can't seem to make it happen. This is a huge burden when ill and undergoing chemotherapy, not to metion the distrust it establishes about my cancer care decisions. In Sask we're still struggling to get medical files computerized for the medical professionals. It's embarrassing, costly, inefficient and ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteDarlene,
I also wish that we could say that Saskatchewan was an isolated example, but very unfortunately, there are many communities in the same situation. Does this make it acceptable, of course not. It is, however, the challenge to bring many to the 21st century which is a disturbingly sad fact.
This is of course the future, why not adopt it today. I have to get a copy of each test, photocopy it and take it to my specialist. For some reason the incompetent bureaucracy can't seem to make it happen. This is a huge burden when ill and undergoing chemotherapy, not to metion the distrust it establishes about my cancer care decisions. In Sask we're still struggling to get medical files computerized for the medical professionals. It's embarrassing, costly, inefficient and ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteDarlene,
ReplyDeleteI also wish that we could say that Saskatchewan was an isolated example, but very unfortunately, there are many communities in the same situation. Does this make it acceptable, of course not. It is, however, the challenge to bring many to the 21st century which is a disturbingly sad fact.