Apotti - kuka vastaa?

Huhu kertoo, että yksi firma nettoaa tämän keikan?

Paljonko on summa jo nyt?

http://www.hel.fi/hki/apotti/fi/Etusivu

Tanskassa tosiaan kuohuu Epicin ympärillä ja lääkärit ovat nousseet barrikaadeille.

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=https://www.dr.dk/nyheder/politik/kv17/hovedstaden/overlaeger-om-sundhedsplatformen-regionsledelsen-skyder-problemerne&edit-text=&act=url

Kliinikoiden esiin nostamat ongelmat eivät ole mitään yksityiskohtia, vaan Apottia ajatellen huolestuttavan laajoja:

The minutes of the meeting of the region's IT and Bureaucratization Committee show eight points where the doctors believe that the Health Platform has had negative consequences for their work:
-An inadequate contact between the patient and the doctor. Doctors write that they are still doing more tasks that have nothing to do with patient contact or the medical field.
-Devaluation of the classic journal. Doctors write that, due to time pressure, they make journal notes that are only clear to themselves.
-Increased workload and stress. Doctors report that doctors who no longer get help from medical secretaries experience a more stressful everyday life.
I-ndiscriminate division of labor. Doctors write that it is difficult to distinguish what should be done by doctors, nurses or secretaries.
-Greater patient uncertainty. Doctors write that the region shoots the problems to the corner with unclear and useless tipsheets and do not feel the problems are resolved.
-Reduced production. Doctors report that they do not deliver the same number of treatments as before the Health Platform and that it goes beyond waiting time guarantees and cancer package guarantees.
-Lack of data transfer to nationwide databases. Doctors report that world-renowned Danish health databases are detrimental to the fact that data is no longer properly transmitted due to the Health Platform.

Source: Minutes of the meeting of the Capital and Government Bureau of IT and Bureaucracy 7 November 2017