Texas Attorney General Sues Epic for Gatekeeping Medical Data

5 pointsposted 2 months ago
by jasoneisen

4 Comments

derbOac

2 months ago

Regardless of what information the Texas AG thinks parents should have access to or why, it's always seemed to me to be a matter of time before the monopoly status of Epic would come up.

I generally have a positive view of the Obama presidency, but I think forcing healthcare systems into EHR systems on a certain timetable was a huge mistake. It led to huge cost overruns as systems were forced to spend money they wouldn't have otherwise, on a timescale they wouldn't have otherwise, and pushed them into adopting EHR systems that could be viable within that timeframe, rather than systems that might arise organically over time.

woliveirajr

2 months ago

I never understood how any exams results aren't given to the person and are hold by the doctor/hospital/company.

user

2 months ago

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techblueberry

2 months ago

Adding anti-competitive behavior to the list of things that are “woke”